Southland Securities Corp. v. Inspire Insurance Solutions Inc.

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• recognizing that false or misleading statements made by a corporate officer with sufficient authority may be attributable to the corporation
• “[T]he PSLRA requires ... plaintiffs to distinguish among those they sue and enlighten each defendant as to his or her particular part in the alleged fraud.”
• “[Corporate officers may not be held responsible for unattributed corporate statements solely on the basis of their titles, even if their general level of day-to-day involvement in the corporation’s affairs is pleaded.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).