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· 12/23/2014

Canada v. Mathena

Citations

  • 589 F. App'x 121

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  • “Any claim may trigger SLUSA preemption if the basis of that claim sounds in fraud or relies on alleged misstatements or omissions.”

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Judges: Shedd, Thacker, Wynn

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