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Plymouth County Retirement System v. Model N, Inc. et al
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January 06, 2015
Investor Wins Remand Of Suit Over Software Co.'s $108M IPO
A California federal judge ruled Monday that a pension fund's putative class action alleging software company Model N Inc. failed to disclose problems with its sales model ahead of its $108 million initial public offering belongs back in state court because it only asserts Securities Act claims.
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November 06, 2014
Pension Fund Wants Software Co. $108M IPO Row Remanded
A pension fund told a California federal court Wednesday that its putative class action alleging software company Model N Inc. failed to disclose problems with its sales model ahead of its $108 million initial public offering belongs back in state court on jurisdictional grounds.
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October 09, 2014
Calif. Software Co. Hit With Class Action Over $108M IPO
Model N Inc., a revenue management software provider for pharmaceutical companies, allegedly misled investors by failing to disclose problems with its sales model ahead of its $108 million initial public offering, according to a putative securities class action removed to California federal court on Wednesday.