District Court, N.D. Oklahoma February 18, 2003, Nos. 99-CV-825 K(J), 00-CV-111-K(J), 99-CV-828-K(J), 99-CV-829-K(J), 99-CV-862-K(J), 99-CV-863-K(J), 99-CV-864-K(J), 99-CV-873-K(J), 00-CV-104K(J), 00-CV-205-K(J), 99-CV-874-K(J), 00-CV-110-K(J), 99-CV-889-K(J), 99-CV-919-K(J), 00-CV-837-K(J), 02-CV-531-K(J) (In re CFS-Related Securities Fraud Litigation)
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United States · · · 18-02-2003
ORDER ON RATING AGENCIES AND AAM’S MOTIONS TO STAY
JOYNER, United States Magistrate Judge.
Third-Party Defendants Standard & Poor’s Credit Market Services (formerly known as Standard & Poor’s Rating Agencies, a division of the McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.), Moody’s Investors Service, Inc., and Fitch, Inc., as successor to Fitch Investors Services, L.P.
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