Local No. 520, International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union v. Glendale Manufacturing Co.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “considerations of trustworthiness and credibility” in assessing adequacy of representation “are not without limitation, however, but instead are restricted to their relevance to issues in the litigation.”
• collecting cases that “acknowledged the ability to consider motions to disqualify, remove, withdraw, substitute, and add lead plaintiffs throughout the litigation of a securities class action.”
• movant failed to ensure that the complaint and lead plaintiff motion were filed by the entity that actually purchased shares during the class period
• “The plain language of the statute precludes consideration of a financial loss asserted for the first time in a complaint, or any other pleading, for that matter, filed after the sixty (60
• in slightly different context, holding that “since all putative class members were given notice of the opportunity to move for appointment as lead plaintiff by the original motion, there [was] no need for the Court to re-open the process by ordering a new notice and motion period”

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