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A federal judge has dismissed a securities fraud class action after finding that the "particularity" requirements for pleading a federal securities claim apply not only to identifying the specific statements that the plaintiff claims are false, but also to the "true facts" that the plaintiff relies on to show why the statements were false. In the suit, the lead plaintiff claims that Universal Health Services improperly accounted for its accounts receivable and under-reported its bad debt reserve levels.
May 09, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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