Judge OKs $280 Million Deal to End JPMorgan Class Action

By Susan Beck, The Litigation Daily, May 6, 2014   
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Two years after the Second Circuit revived investor claims against Goldman Sachs in a key case over mortgage-backed securities, the decision continues to haunt defendants—and pay dividends for MBS plaintiffs.

Read more: www.litigationdaily.com/id=1202654041160/Judge-OKs-%24280-Million-Deal-to-End-JPMorgan-Class-Action#ixzz30vvONFpI

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