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The day trading firms where Mark O. Barton worked before embarking on a shooting rampage in 1999 are not liable for victims' injuries and deaths, Georgia's court of appeals has ruled. The panel ruled that the victims of the killing spree and their survivors failed to show their damages were a foreseeable result of day trading firm practices. The opinion upheld a lower court order that had granted summary judgment in 13 related cases to the defendants.
December 19, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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