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· 12/15/1882

Breen v. Downey

Citations

  • 34 La. 1217

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • explaining that there was little risk of disproportionate liability in FOREX because “the defendants [were], de facto, ‘the market’”
  • noting that “a critical mass of judges within this district have concluded that plaintiffs who are not direct purchasers are not efficient enforcers in a benchmark manipulation case”
  • dismissing CEA manipulation claim where court was required to draw “numerous inferences” to “connect” defendants’ “manipulative conduct to Plaintiffs’ alleged injury”
  • collecting cases holding that “plaintiffs who are not direct purchasers are not efficient enforcers in a benchmark manipulation case” and noting one “exception to this rule”
  • news articles and press releases about investigations of misconduct of silver market did not put the plaintiff on inquiry notice
  • “Plaintiffs who do not deal directly with the defendants are referred to as ‘umbrella purchasers’ or ‘umbrella plaintiffs.’”

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Judges: Poché

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