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The Effects of Assured Guaranty on Securities Law

When prominent plaintiffs' lawyers applaud a "landmark change in the law," prudence calls for reflection. Such is the case with the recent New York Court of Appeals decision clarifying the scope of the Martin Act.

25 minute read April 26, 2012 at 02:25 PM
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Michael Simes And Laurent Wiesel
The Effects of Assured Guaranty on Securities Law

When prominent plaintiffs' lawyers applaud a “landmark change in the law,” prudence calls for reflection.

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