Puma Beats Most Of Stock Drop Suit Over Nerlynx Study Statements
Executive Summary
Jury finds one comment in an investor call was false or misleading, limits damages award to $4.50 per share, or $64,000 for the lead plaintiff, a fraction of what was sought. Case suggests that sometimes taking a stock drop case to trial may limit liability.
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