Posted On: 06/29/2016 10:54:20 AM
Post# of 72446
What "literature" did Mako "cite" that a reasonable person (after "close review"
would consider to be "credible"?
From Rosen's response...
"...But Plaintiffs did not rely blindly on the short seller report, but instead investigated the literature cited by the short sellers, and determined that literature to be credible. Similarly, the allegation that Kevetrin does not activate P-53 was based on a close review of the literature cited by the short seller report."
would consider to be "credible"? From Rosen's response...
"...But Plaintiffs did not rely blindly on the short seller report, but instead investigated the literature cited by the short sellers, and determined that literature to be credible. Similarly, the allegation that Kevetrin does not activate P-53 was based on a close review of the literature cited by the short seller report."
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