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litigation, and found that politically controlled pensions are less likely to seek lead plaintiff appointments than pensions whose board members are also pension beneficiaries. However this study has been criticized for not looking at law firm campaign contributions. Other studies have found a
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could recover for wrongs perpetrated by a corporation, but smaller investors would not pursue relief on their own. He has been critical of the
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magna cum laude with a B.A. in history and earned his
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