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Impac Secured Assets Corp et al v. SNR Denton US LLP et al
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February 15, 2013
CORRECTED: SNR Denton Not Liable For Filing Error In $7M Citigroup Deal
A California federal judge on Wednesday dismissed Impac Secured Assets Corp.'s claim that SNR Denton was liable for an omission in regulatory filings that allegedly affected a $7.3 million securities sale, finding that the firm had no duty to correct the a mistake it hadn't made. (A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that Judge Pfaelzer threw out Impac's breach of contract and other claims against SNR Denton.)
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September 26, 2012
SNR Denton Sued Over Filing Error In $7M Citigroup Deal
SNR Denton has been hit with a suit by a client over an omission in U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filings and a delay in correcting the mistake that allegedly affected a $7.3 million securities sale to Citigroup Global Markets Inc.