Levitt v. Bear Stearns & Co., Inc.

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• “[C]omplaints in federal securities fraud cases [must] allege ‘those events which they assert give rise to a strong inference that [the] defendants had knowledge of th[e] facts ... or recklessly disregarded their existence,’ including ‘when the[ ] particular events occurred.’ ”

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