The Second Circuit Previews Issues for the Supreme Court Decision in Omnicare

Aug 22, 2014

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The Kaess court’s decision highlights the circuit split on the question of whether Section 11 claims, which do not require a showing of scienter, still require a showing of subjective falsity for statements of opinion.  The Supreme Court is set to answer that question in Omnicare in the upcoming term.

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