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Scienter authorities instructive: Because in Rule 10b-5...

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Because in Rule 10b-5 claims based on an assertion that the speaker's opinion was subjectively false the elements of misstatement and scienter merge, authorities addressing scienter are instructive.

Contributed in 2008 by David Gold

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