New England Health Care Employees Pension Fund, on Behalf of Itself and All Others Similarly Situated v. Ernst & Young, LLP

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• holding that court ruling on motion to dismiss ‘may consider materials in addition to the complaint if such materials are public records or are otherwise appropriate for the taking of judicial notice’
• holding that court ruling on motion to dismiss ‘may consider materials in addition to the complaint if such materials are public records or are otherwise appropriate for the taking of judicial notice’
• finding that plaintiffs had constructive knowledge of alleged securities fraud because fraud could have been uncovered \through minimal investigation of public records\
• finding that plaintiffs had constructive knowledge of alleged securities fraud because fraud could have been uncovered “through minimal investigation of public records”
• finding that the court could consider a prior complaint when ruling on a motion to dismiss because “such materials are public records or are otherwise appropriate for the taking of judicial notice”
• noting that the court could find no reason the plaintiff should not have discovered that auditors had knowingly or recklessly participated in the corporation’s fraud “in light of the particular allegations against” the corporation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).