Reallege

Re`al`lege´

(~ăl`lĕj´)

v. t. 1. To allege again.

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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(15) In expressing his concerns, Judge Posner identified what he deemed an unacceptable "reinsertion risk." (16) Specifically, he suggested that once plaintiffs were released from federal court and remanded to state court, they would simply reallege fraud and violate SLUSA again--despite any federal order prohibiting the same.

The Seventh Circuit Widens a Split Among the Circuits on SLUSA Preemption of State Class Actions

"The District Court held, and the [Defendants] argue, that because counts III and IV 'reallege and incorporate by reference herein in their entirety the allegations' supporting the state-law claims, and the state-law claims are, as the [Defendants] contend, preempted, the Swiss-law claims must also be preempted.

In securities fraud litigation where Plaintiffs included claims that Defendants Swiss Banks violated Swiss banking regulations, Third Circuit vacates dismissal of complaint because recent congressional restrictions on securities class actions in state courts did not preempt state law to extent of preempting Swiss banking laws