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· 4/10/1990

Mcmahan & Company v. Wherehouse Entertainment, Inc.

Citations

  • 900 F.2d 576
  • 1990 U.S. App. LEXIS 5848

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  • finding that context is' the key to determining whether statement is misleading
  • “disclosure required by the securities laws is measured not by literal truth, but by the ability of the material to accurately inform rather than mislead prospective buyers”

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