United States v. Derr

How courts have described this case

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• noting group pleading doctrine allows a plaintiff to rely on a presumption that group-published information is the collective work of individuals with direct involvement in the everyday business of the company
• “Dodona has adequately alleged an actionable omission because, assuming it is right about the known risks, the risk disclosures in the Offering Circulars were inaccurate and therefore misleading.”
• “In connection with the Hudson CDO offerings, GS & Co published two offering circulars ... which detailed the structure and terms of the Hudson CDOs, explained the roles of the various parties, and made risk disclosures and disclaimers.”

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