· 3/31/1999
Leventhal v. Tow
Citations
- 48 F. Supp. 2d 104
- 1999 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 10562
- 1999 WL 270089
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- holding insider trading motive did not raise requisite inference of scienter where two of five defendants did not sell their personal stock during class period
- plaintiff's allegations that defendants had a motive to artificially inflate stock price to get more favorable terms in stock-for-stock transactions and debentures are too generalized to establish scienter
- allegations that \defendants artificially inflated\ stock price \to protect and enhance their executive positions and negotiate as favorable a deal as possible in a pending employment contract also fail to give rise to a strong inference of scienter\
- “[T]he allegation that the defendants artificially inflated Citizens’ stock price in order to protect and enhance their executive positions . . . also fail[s] to give rise to a strong inference of scienter. This motive has been rejected routinely”
- \This motive has been rejected routinely.\
- “This motive has been rejected routinely.”
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