George Ehlert v. Michael A. Singer

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• remanding for compliance with the PSLRA where the district court made no Rule 11 findings
• discussing a judicially developed defense, the bespeaks-caution doctrine, that applies to statements such as those made in tender offers to which the statutory safe harbor does not apply
• discussing a judicially developed defense, the bespeaks-caution doctrine, that applies to statements such as those made in tender offers to which the statutory safe harbor does not apply
• court considered registration statement in its en tirety to determine whether statements were forward looking
• “[t]he Company is devoting significant resources to the development of enhancements to its existing products . . ..”
• “Because the district court did not make the necessary Rule 11 findings, we remand for this purpose.”

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