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Securities Regulation—Tenth Circuit Allows Lying Executives to Escape Section 10(b) Liability, Leaving Investors Remediless

Mar 1, 2017 | Case Note, Robert C. Uhl, Securities

By Robert C. Uhl Abstract In Anderson v. Spirit Aerosystems Holdings, Inc., the Tenth Circuit incorrectly held that investors failed to establish a cogent, compelling inference of scienter sufficient to prove that Spirit AeroSystems (Spirit) violated Section 10(b) of...

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Securities Regulation—Tenth Circuit Allows Lying Executives to Escape Section 10(b) Liability, Leaving Investors Remediless

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