GATA - Howe lawsuit goes to Boston hearing
Judge Reginald C. Lindsay will hear argument on the defendants' motions to dismiss the lawsuit. If he rejects them, the lawsuit would proceed to what is called discovery, procedures in which the plaintiff may compel the defendants to produce evidence and testimony relevant to the lawsuit prior to trial.
Monday's hearing is open to the public, but new security rules require presentation of two forms of identification with photographs. The hearing will be held in Courtroom 11 on the fifth floor, of the United States Courthouse, 1 Courthouse Way, Boston, Mass., near Boston's South Station.
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