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Morgan v. Locke

Citations

  • 28 La. Ann. 806

How courts have described this case

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  • “A concealed risk can lead to a decline in stock price either because a corrective disclosure reveals the falsity of the misrepresentations or omissions, or because the risk which was concealed materializes and causes the price decline.”
  • “An allegation that the employer regards the impairment as precluding the employee from a single, particular position is insufficient to support a claim that the employer regards the employee as having a substantially limiting impairment.”

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Judges: Morgan

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