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Weeks before Enron Corp.'s stock slid to single-digit depths and rival Dynegy Inc. agreed to acquire the formerly high-flying energy trading company, plaintiffs' lawyers representing disgruntled shareholders were moving in for the kill. The first shareholder suit was filed in Houston more than three weeks before the deal was announced on Nov. 9. At least a dozen more have been filed since.
November 16, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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