DeBenedictis v. Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• finding that “news articles referred specifically to” the problematic practice at issue and “were sufficient storm warnings”
• noting that \`the level of particularity in pleading required by the PSLRA is such that inquiry notice can be established only where the triggering data \relates directly to the misrepresentations and omissions\ alleged.'\
• noting that “ ‘the level of particularity in pleading required by the PSLRA is such that inquiry notice can be established only where the triggering data “relates directly to the misrepresentations and omissions” alleged.’ ”
• finding storm warning where disclosure was \directly applicable to the representations or omissions\ challenged by plaintiffs
• finding storm warning where disclosure was “directly applicable to the representations or omissions” challenged by plaintiffs
• requiring courts to “accept as true all allegations in the complaint” at the motion to dismiss stage

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).