Gottlieb v. Barry
Decision Date | 09 December 1994 |
Docket Number | 93-1317,93-1389,Nos. 93-1316,93-1339,93-1367,93-1338,93-1334,93-1336 and 93-1337,s. 93-1316 |
Citation | 43 F.3d 474 |
Parties | Fed. Sec. L. Rep. P 98,510 Feivel GOTTLIEB; Thomas R. Bloom; Leroy B. Mott; Marialice Mott; Kim Coles; Rosemary T. Martin; Kirk Martin; Mark G. Cucarola, on behalf of themselves and all others similarly situated, Plaintiffs-Appellees, and Timothy L. Welch and Dorothy A. Welch, Movants-Appellees, v. Arthur BARRY; Clifford Seiber; Morris Isaac; Robert Cahn; Leslie Jacobs; Jack Colman; James Back; Vincent Bury; Betty Goldberger; Wolf, Popper, Schiffrin & Craig; Stull, Stull & Brody; Wechsler, Skirnick, Harwood, Halebian & Feffer; Kaufman, Malchman, Kaufmann & Kirby; Gilman & Pastor; Stutz, Dyer & Miller, Movants-Appellants, Q.T. Wiles; Gerald Goodman; William R. Hambrecht; Gary E. Koenig; Russell E. Planitzer; Paul N. Risinger; Patrick J. Schleibaum; Jesse C. Parker; William P. Lorea; Owen Taranta; Kenneth A. Huff; Warren Perry; Hambrecht &Quist Group; Hambrecht & Quist Venture Partners; Coopers & Lybrand; J.H. Whitney & Co.; J.H. Whitney Associates; Coopers & Lybrand (Singapore); Coopers & Lybrand (Hong Kong); Phoenix Venture (BVI) Limited; H & Q Ventures International C.V.; H & Q Ventures IV; William R. Hambrecht, as Trustee of the Hambrecht 1980 Revocable Trust; Sarah Hambrecht, as Trustee of the Hambrecht 1980 Revocable Trust; Q.T. Wiles Investment Joint Venture I; J.F. Shea Co., Inc.; William R. Timken; Arthur Rock; H & Q Alliance Fund; Hamquist; Banner Partners; Bryco Investments; Peter O. Crisp; H & Q Investors; Crisp Computer Corporation; Edgar L. Lowe; Richard M. Kulp, as Trustee of the Kulp 1983 Revocable Trust; Paloa S. Kulp, as Trustee of the Kulp 1983 Revocable Trust; John R. Johnston; Ta-Lin HSU; MiniScribe Corporation, Defendants. Feivel GOTTLIEB; Thomas R. Bloom; Leroy B. Mott; Marialice Mott; Kim Coles; Rosemary T. Martin; Kirk Martin; Mark G. Cucarola, on behalf of themselves and all others similarly situated, Plaintiffs-Appellees, and Timothy L. Welch and Dorothy A. Welch, Movants-Appellees, v. Michael VAN; Arthur Stein; Leslie M. Jacobs; Philip R. B |
Court | U.S. Court of Appeals — Tenth Circuit |
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