Hughes v. Hammond

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• finding that plaintiffs adequately pled control under §§ 15 and 20 where defendants sent emails, controlled the content of public statements, and signed 10-K forms, offering documents and the registration statement
• denying motion to dismiss § 11 claims because omissions relating to “a key financial metric” impacting the company’s credit quality and financial condition were material
• “[I]f a defendant characterizes . . . reserves as ‘adequate’ or ‘solid’ even though it knows they 20 (citation omitted
• statement that the company \ 'consistently' applied 'rigorous loan underwriting standards' \

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