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Attorney misbehavior has prompted a federal judge in New York to dismiss a suit claiming that an equity group preyed on an Internet company by lending it money and then driving its stock into the ground. In the "death-spiral" financing case, the judge held Tuesday that dismissal was warranted because plaintiffs' lawyers flagrantly disregarded the court's orders when they attempted an end-run around discovery restrictions.
July 10, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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