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Wednesday, June 29, 2005 Even before the verdict was announced in Birmingham, Ala., the law was getting mixed reviews from companies, lawyers and shareholders. While most agree Sarbanes-Oxley has helped restore investor confidence in corporate accounting, companies have complained that the benefits of the new regulations are not worth the cost of complying with them. Anti-fraud law fails first major court test Previous articles Scrushy Acquitted of Fraud at HealthSouth
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