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American International Group, Inc. v. Pacific Investment Management Company LLC et al
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September 21, 2015
AIG Must Face Pimco's Calif. Securities Fraud Suit
A California state court has ruled that Pacific Investment Management Co. can continue with a suit claiming American International Group Inc. cost investors billions by lying about its exposure to the subprime mortgage market, saying California, not New York, is the suitable forum.
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August 17, 2015
AIG Says Pimco's Calif. Suit Is Time-Barred Under IndyMac
American International Group Inc. and Pacific Investment Management Co. LLC sparred Friday in New York federal court over the timeliness of Pimco's California state suit claiming the insurer cost investors billions by concealing its exposure to subprime mortgages, with AIG insisting the suit is stale under a Second Circuit ruling.
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April 30, 2015
AIG Says PIMCO Filed Securities Fraud Suit Too Late
American International Group Inc. on Thursday removed to California federal court a Pacific Investment Management Co. LLC securities fraud suit alleging that AIG cost investors billions by lying about its exposure to the subprime mortgage market between 2006 and 2008, and fired back with a suit seeking to have PIMCO's claims declared time-barred.