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This Opinion and Order addresses a motion for reconsideration of a November 21, 2003, decision and several motions to dismiss individual actions arising from the WorldCom, Inc. collapse. The court had previously dismissed certain Securities Act claims based on statute of limitations and failure to state a claim regarding a private placement. Plaintiffs in the Milberg Weiss Actions sought reconsideration, arguing for a longer statute of limitations under Sarbanes-Oxley, the applicability of American Pipe tolling, and relation-back for amended complaints. The court denied the motion for reconsideration and granted the motions to dismiss, affirming its prior rulings. Leave to amend the complaints was also denied due to futility and intentional tactical pleading.
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This Opinion and Order addresses a motion for reconsideration of a November 21, 2003, decision and several motions to dismiss individual actions arising from the WorldCom, Inc. collapse. The court had previously dismissed certain Securities Act claims based on statute of limitations and failure to state a claim regarding a private placement. Plaintiffs in the Milberg Weiss Actions sought reconsideration, arguing for a longer statute of limitations under Sarbanes-Oxley, the applicability of American Pipe tolling, and relation-back for amended complaints. The court denied the motion for reconsideration and granted the motions to dismiss, affirming its prior rulings. Leave to amend the complaints was also denied due to futility and intentional tactical pleading.
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