Earlier this week the federal judge presiding over the Manhattan insider trading trial of former SAC Capital Advisors portfolio manager Mathew Martoma agreed to keep certain unfavorable evidence from the jury, including evidence that Martoma fainted when he was arrested in 2012.
If the jury gets to see what the judge unsealed in the case on Thursday, Martoma’s lawyers at Goodwin Procter may be the ones feeling faint.
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