Federal Judge Denies JP Morgan Request to Dismiss Lawsuit over Lehman Investments

Will proceed

Reason Staff | 3.27.2013 7:00 PM

A federal judge on Wednesday said JPMorgan Chase & Co must face a lawsuit by a pension plan that accused it of mismanaging its money by investing in Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc notes before that bank filed for bankruptcy in 2008.

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Federal Judge Denies JP Morgan Request to Dismiss Lawsuit over Lehman Investments

Will proceed

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