· 9/15/1832
Stewart v. Berard
Citations
- 4 La. 454
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- noting that without alleging defendants’ “actual knowledge” of underlying bribery, SOX certifications were insufficient to establish scienter
- distinguishing Jinkosolar on the basis that the statements at issue were \far more generalized\ than those in Jinkosolar
- dismissing claims where the description of compliance measures was generalized and “did not describe specific regions, specific initiatives, or make any assurances of efficacy”
- dismissing complaint where description of compliance measure was generalized and “did not describe specific regions, specific initiatives, or make any assurances of efficacy”
- “The existence of a subpoena does not, without more, give rise to a strong inference of scienter on the part of senior management.”
- “[T]he Court considers the SEC's exculpatory finding as if it were in the complaint itself, and accepts it as true.”
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