The plaintiffs asked for up to $65 million.
August 03, 2017 at 12:57 AM
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A Palm Beach jury was too generous in awarding investors $405,000 after they claimed losing up to $65 million because they were blocked from selling stock, a judge ruled.
Jurors sided with William and Yessenia Soffin, who alleged they wanted to sell their shares in New York-based Clean Coal Technologies when the price was high, but were stopped by the company.
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