Wells Fargo Horses, June 15, 2013, St. Louis Park, MN, Photo by Mimi Sergent-Leventhal
The lawsuit started with an 81-page complaint filed on September 1, 2011. Trial is set to begin this morning in St. Paul before U.S. District Court Judge Donovan W. Frank (D. Minn.).
Here’s the plaintiffs’ third amended complaint (85 pages, with a handy Table of Contents!).
Here is Judge Frank’s ruling on the parties’ motions in limine — or threshold motions to exclude evidence thought to be unreliable, confusing, misleading and so on. For example, it will not be ok to refer to Ponzi schemes, Tom Petters, or Enron unless, that is, “either party ‘opens the door.'”