· 7/28/1992
Werner v. Satterlee, Stephens, Burke & Burke
Citations
- 797 F. Supp. 1196
- 1992 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 11127
- 1992 WL 177385
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- concluding that consolidation would not impose an undue delay even though the lawsuits at issue were at different stages
- concluding that consolidation would not impose an undue delay even though the lawsuits at issue were at different stages
- finding that consolidation was appropriate even though not all facts in original case applied to the defendants in second case
- consolidating 10b-5 claims that posed numerous common questions of law and fact, despite variations in the identity of the parties and in some of the allegations
- consolidation of class actions appropriate even where cases lacked identity of parties
- consolidating cases after deciding pending motion to dismiss
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Judges: Haight
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