Fryar v. Abell

“Even if we were not convinced that the district court correctly found an absence of jury prejudice here, we would not permit the perpetrator of jury tampering, in a civil proceeding, to reap the rewards of his misdeed by enjoying a new trial.” | bond underwriters’ counsel not primarily liable under Rule 10b-5 for failure to correct misleading prospectus statements where it did not sign prospectus or accompanying documents and did not prepare formal written legal opinion for benefit of bond purchasers