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Securities Litigation in State Courts—Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed

Douglas M. Branson

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Using an old marital saying to title this Article may mislead. In particular, owing to federal legislative attempts to preempt state securities law actions, all may not be, or remain, bliss in the state courts.

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Using an old marital saying to title this Article may mislead. In particular, owing to federal legislative attempts to preempt state securities law actions, all may not be, or remain, bliss in the state courts.

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Using an old marital saying to title this Article may mislead. In particular, owing to federal legislative attempts to preempt state securities law actions, all may not be, or remain, bliss in the state courts.

Key concepts: State (computer science), Securities fraud, Law, Law and economics, Business, Investment banking, Economics, Political science

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