Howard B. Samuels v. Jack Wilder

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• finding that public policy under New York law did not bar indemnification where defendant incurred losses from defending unproven claims for securities fraud
• finding that \not only did the plaintiffs not move to amend before defendants moved for summary judgment but . . . the timing of raising [the] new issues was prejudicial to the defendants\
• excluding facts because they had little to with the plaintiffs initial claim

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