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Merck v. Reynolds: The Supreme Court, Rule 10b-5, and the Statute of Limitations

By J. Robert Brown

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The Supreme Court heard oral argument in Merck v. Reynolds, a case that involved the standard for determining the onset of the statute of limitations under Rule 10b-5.  The transcript of the oral argument is here. The primary materials in the case can be found at the DU Corporate Governance web site. 

We will post on it at length tomorrow.  Suffice it to way that the positions taken by the amicus brief filed by law faculty appears to have had some influence.  We will end the series with a predication on the outcome of the case.

Full post as published by The Race to the Bottom on November 30, 2009 (boomark / email).

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