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A series of post-Enron cases has begun to puncture a barrier to plaintiffs' discovery that Congress erected in an overhaul of securities class actions in 1995. In the latest, Judge Robert W. Sweet has followed the trend by ruling in a Southern District of New York case that when plaintiffs seek documents that have already been handed over to government investigators, the prohibition under the 1995 act may not apply.
September 14, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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