Ginsberg v. Yeshiva of Far Rockaway

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• “In a fraud case against an auditor, a showing of gross negligence or recklessness will permit the trier of fact to draw the inference that a fraud was in fact perpetrated.”
• allegations of \reckless disregard or blindness to the true\ state of facts are sufficient to support an inference of the aider and abettor's knowledge of the underlying fraud

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