In Re Nazi Era Cases Against German Defs. Lit.

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• noting that Plaintiffs who “opted against the Foundation and continued to pursue relief through litigation ... would be confronted by defendants’ motions to dismiss supported by the United States’ Statement of Interest, advocating dismissal ‘on any valid legal ground’”
• “[T]he Court would urge Plaintiffs to review its decision in Frumkin, and question whether it is desirable to abandon the arguably flawed but functioning Foundation in favor of highly uncertain litigation.”

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