Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. 704 HTL Operating, LLC

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “a group of persons may combine their losses to create ‘the largest financial interest’ for purposes of the PSLRA”
• employing the retention value method, “the most common method for determining financial interest pursuant to the PSLRA,” but noting that the Lax factors “fortify the viability of this general rule and uncover the reasons behind its application”
• finding plaintiffs’ claims typical under Rule 23 within the PSLRA context
• “[W]hen determining which group has the largest financial interest courts may only look to the losses sustained by the class members actually being put forward by any particular group to act as lead plaintiffs.”
• “Typicality exists where the injury and the conduct are sufficiently similar.”
• “Both plaintiff groups satisfy this requirement because, like all other class members they: (1) purchased Ribozyme stock during the relevant time period; (2) at prices that they allege were artificially inflated by the false and misleading statements issued by defendants; and (3

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