Bowe v. Polymedica Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a CAT applicant must show “that someone in his particular alleged circumstances is more likely than not to be tortured”
• noting that the elements of a Section 10(b) claim and a Rule 10b-5 claim are the same
• stating that “market price ‘fully reflects’ all publicly available information when prices respond so quickly to new information that it is impossible for traders to make trading profits on the basis of that information”
• confirming that “the probable cause inquiry is not necessarily based upon the offense actually invoked by the arresting officer but upon whether the facts known at the time of the arrest objectively provided probable cause to arrest.”
• finding non- forum state’s “interest as a sovereign” was strong where alleged medical malpractice occurred “within its borders,” and its laws would “govern th[e] dispute.”
• rejecting definition of efficient market as one that incorporates \most\ publicly available information into price and clarifying that it is one where market price \fully reflects all publicly available information.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).