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Appaloosa Investment, et al v. Deloitte & Touche, et al (Adelphia)
USDC SD New York
Disclosure; Management Turmoil
Background
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Company
background
Litigation
background
- Appaloosa Investment, et al v. Deloitte & Touche, et al
- USDC SD New York (Foley Square) 1:03-cv-07301-LMM
- Judge Lawrence M. McKenna
- Filed 9.17.03
Plaintiff
- Appaloosa Investment Limited Partnership
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Motion to
Dismiss
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Opinion
- Order
7.18.05
- Motion
to dismiss is granted in part and denied in part
- Order
9.10.07
- The motions to dismiss 10b (Rule 10b-5) claims brought in Counts IV,
VI, VII, and VIII are granted, with leave to replead, as to the Outside
Directors; and granted, as to the Lending Banks, Underwriter Defendants, and
Deloitte.
- Relates to 03md1529 and 03cv7301. (Signed by
Judge Lawrence M. McKenna on 9.07.07)
- Deloitte moves for reargument, on the ground that
it
follows from the Courts dismissal of the 10b-5 claim for lack of justifiable
reliance that the Section 18 should also have been dismissed, for the same
reason. The argument is interesting, but, ultimately, not persuasive. The motion
for reconsideration is granted and, on reconsideration, the Court adheres to its
original decision.
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Counsel
SEC_CODE_REF_0090001192884
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Plaintiff
- Law Offices of Marc Kramer
Company
defense
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