finding in the face of continued litigation "technical non-compliance [with the safe harbor] did not prejudice plaintiffs."
Summary of this case from In re Evergreen Security, Ltd.96-2440.
July 8, 1997.
Appeal from W.D.Mich., 946.
Affirmed
finding in the face of continued litigation "technical non-compliance [with the safe harbor] did not prejudice plaintiffs."
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