Bear Stearns Fund Managers Impressed Jurors With Their Work Ethic
"If this was really a fraud case, they wouldn't have worked that hard."
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"If this was really a fraud case, they wouldn't have worked that hard."
They're raising questions about venue and have all sorts of outlandish requests.
A lawyer for one of the Bear Stearns fund managers accused of misrepresenting the health of an ailing hedge fund seconds her client's emotions.
They're looking for e-mail records about mortgage-backed securities.
Matthew Tannin's old business card is getting bid up, even as everything else Wall Street seems to be going down. All that and more in our daily roundup of finance, real-estate, media, and law news.
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