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Time Limit Under NY Securities Law May Frustrate Big Cases

By Dunstan Prial · June 13, 2018, 8:08 PM EDT

A ruling Tuesday by New York's highest court limiting to three years the time in which the state attorney general's office can bring securities fraud claims under the Martin Act could...

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Time Limit Under NY Securities Law May Frustrate Big Cases

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