“Bernstein Leibhard has been chastised by a federal judge for revealing after six years of lawyering that the lead plaintiff in a securities case never bought the funds at issue.” [Mark Hamblett, New York Law Journal]
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Oh, details.
What’s funny (or sad) is that a small over looked, yet critical, detail like this will get an engineering company or a doctor sued out of business. Right after they kill or maim someone. And a howling pack of rabid attorneys will be there to lead the charge.
I this case I suspect ALL the lawyers in this case will come out of it squeaky clean, with nary a malpractice suit or disciplinary action against them.
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