Stechler v. Sidley, Austin Brown & Wood, L.L.P.

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• considering tax strategy as a whole to ascertain whether it involved purchase and sale of securities
• characterizing misrepresentations relating to the value of a security as a generally sufficient, but not necessary, condition for satisfying the in-connection-with requirement
• determining “[wjhether the Digital Options are securities ultimately turns on these issues of fact” not appropriately resolved on a motion to dismiss
• declining to find “intertwined-ness” when the signatory’s claims against non-signatory did not “aris[e] out of,” were not “integrally related to,” and did not “make reference to or presume the existence of” the underlying contract

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).