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· 5/11/2010

Freudenberg v. E Trade Financial Corp.

Citations

  • 712 F. Supp. 2d 171
  • 2010 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 46053
  • 2010 WL 1904314

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  • holding that a large write off combined with insider stock sales, among other things, was sufficient to establish scienter
  • holding that plaintiff is still required to specify which statements were fraudulent; identify the speaker; state where and when the statements were made; and explain why the statements were fraudulent
  • holding that scienter was plausibly alleged where CFO made assurances to investors despite receiving direct reports and attending a meeting where he would have received facts to the contrary
  • noting that loss causation may exist when “ ‘truth’ about the company’s underlying condition, when revealed, causes the ‘economic loss’ ”
  • discussing that the relevant truth required under Dura is not that a fraud was committed per se, but that the truth about the company's underlying condition, when revealed, causes the economic loss
  • finding scienter adequately pled when confidential witnesses \had first-hand interactions with the defendants\ including reporting of specific risks

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Judges: Sweet

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