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E.D. Virginia· 12/19/2012

In re Computer Sciences Corp. Securities Litigation

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  • 288 F.R.D. 112
  • 2012 WL 6651971
  • 2012 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 181450

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  • rejecting the argument that plaintiffs had failed to establish market efficiency because they had not submitted an event study
  • rejecting the argument that plaintiffs had failed to establish market efficiency because they had not submitted an event study
  • rejecting the argument that plaintiffs had failed to establish market efficiency because they had not submitted an event study
  • \Fourth Circuit precedent does not require that the efficiency of the market be proved using an event study to show a cause and effect relationship between company announcements and changes in the company's stock price.\
  • “[T]his theory [that each news event would result in a change in price] is not in keeping with the key principle underlying the efficient market theory, namely that in an efficient market material, unexpected information will be timely reflected in the stock price.”

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Judges: Ellis, III

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