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Press Release
Source: Klayman & Toskes P.A.

Institutional and High Net Worth Investors Have More Time to "Opt Out" of WorldCom Class Action Lawsuit, Announces Securities Arbitration Law Firm of Klayman & Toskes, P.A.
Monday February 9, 2:03 pm ET

NEW YORK, Feb. 9, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- The Law Firm of Klayman & Toskes, P.A. (_K&T_) (www.nasd-law.com) is pursuing individual securities arbitration claims worth hundreds of millions of dollars against major brokerage firms on behalf of high net worth investors and WorldCom (Other OTC:WCOEQ.PK - News) (Other OTC:MCWEQ.PK - News) (Other OTC:MCIAV.PK - News) employees whose portfolios were concentrated in WordCom stock and who do not wish to participate in the class action federal lawsuit filed in the Southern District of New York (Case # 02 Civ. 3288 DLC). The court-appointed deadline for opting out of the class action was February 20, 2004, however, it was recently announced that this deadline will be extended at least 30 days and no new deadline date has been set.



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The brokerage firms named in the class action include: Salomon Smith Barney, Inc. n/k/a Citigroup Global Markets Inc.; JP Morgan Chase & Co.; Banc of America Securities LLC; Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. f/k/a Deutsche Bank Alex Brown Inc.; Chase Securities Inc. n/k/a J.P. Morgan Securities, Inc., Lehman Brothers, Inc., Blaylock & Partners, L.P.; Credit Suisse First Boston Corp., n/k/a Credit Suisse First Boston LLC; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; UBS Warburg LLC ; ABN AMRO, Inc.; Utendahl Capital Partners L.P.; Tokyo-Mitsubishi International plc; Westdeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale n/k/a WestLB AG; BNP Paribas Securities Corp.; Caboto Holding SIM S.p.A; Fleet Securities, Inc.; and Mizuho International plc.

Securities law experts contend that it makes economic sense to opt out of a class action if you have a very large claim. For small claimants, however, the cost of pursuing an individual lawsuit may be larger than the amount that they could recover. Investors also need to be aware of the statute of limitations for filing these types of claims.

K&T authored a detailed study on the appropriate path for securities dispute resolution against Wall Street brokerage firms. A link to the study is available at the firm's website, (www.nasd-law.com), under ``The Process'' heading at the end of the first paragraph.

The study focuses on the following points:



  1.  The Emergence of Arbitration as a Means of Securities Dispute
      Resolution;

  2.  Factors Leading to Class Action Litigation;

  3.  Large Class Action Settlements Tend to Skew Average Recovery
      Rates;

  4.  The Real Statistics for Arbitration Awards;

  5.  Claims that Fare Best in Arbitration;

  6.  Consider Using Arbitration When Your Losses Exceed
      $100,000; and

  7.  Mediation as an Alternative Path for Dispute Resolution.


K&T has offices in California, Florida and New York and represents investors throughout the nation before NYSE and NASD arbitration panels. If you wish to discuss this announcement or have information relevant to our securities arbitration claims, please contact Lawrence L. Klayman, Esquire of Klayman & Toskes, P.A., 888-997-9956 or visit us on the web at www.nasd-law.com.


Contact:
         Klayman & Toskes, P.A.
         (888) 997-9956


Source: Klayman & Toskes P.A

MCI WorldCom Files Request for 60 Day Extension with U.S. Bankruptcy Court; Shares of WCOEQ and MCWEQ are now Likely to be Cancelled by April 30, 2004, Reports Parker & Waichman
Friday February 13, 12:28 pm ET
MCI WorldCom Class Action Opt-Out Deadline has been Extended; Shareholders have Beyond the Previously Announced February 20, 2004 Deadline to Opt-Out of Class Action Lawsuit

NEW YORK, Feb. 13, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Parker & Waichman (www.worldcomstockfraud.com) announces that shares of MCI WorldCom (WCOEQ, MCWEQ & MCIAV) trading under the symbols (Other OTC:WCOEQ.PK - News) and (Other OTC:MCWEQ.PK - News) will likely be cancelled before April 30, 2004. The anticipated delay in the cancellation of these shares is a result of MCI WorldCom filing a request with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for a 60 day extension. MCI WorldCom's previous deadline to emerge from bankruptcy was February 28, 2004. When MCI WorldCom emerges from bankruptcy it is likely that the shares of WCOEQ and MCWEQ will be cancelled and new shares of the company will be issued, leaving existing shareholders with stock of little or no value. These ``new'' shares are currently trading on a ``when issued'' basis under the symbol MCIAV. MCI WorldCom shareholders can request a free lawsuit case evaluation at www.worldcomstockfraud.com and www.worldcomemployeelawsuit.com .

Parker & Waichman is currently representing over 2,000 current and former MCI and WorldCom shareholders. These retained clients consist of Salomon Smith Barney clients who purchased shares of WorldCom or MCI securities, current and former WorldCom or MCI employees and clients of any brokerage firm that lost at least $300,000 on WorldCom or MCI securities. Many of these clients qualified as members of the WorldCom class action lawsuit but have decided to opt-out of that lawsuit to pursue individual claims. Parker & Waichman continues to offer free lawsuit case evaluations at: www.worldcomstockfraud.com and www.worldcomemployeelawsuit.com .

Parker & Waichman continues to believe that many current and former WorldCom and MCI shareholders may be better served by opting-out of the WorldCom class action lawsuit to pursue individual claims. Current and former WorldCom and MCI shareholders and employees can visit www.worldcomstockfraud.com and www.worldcomclassaction.com to view and download the WorldCom class action opt-out form, ``Notice of Class Action.'' Current and former WorldCom and MCI shareholders who do not specifically opt-out of the class action by filing the required form or information are automatically included in the class action lawsuit. For more information on Parker & Waichman, LLP please visit: www.yourlawyer.com or call 1-800-LAW-INFO. Current and former shareholders are also encouraged to visit: www.injurytalk.com .

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du würdest wohl mit dem klopapier auch noch 5 min. vor der spülung handeln.

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eisen ist aber intraday ist schon noch spannend