Parker & Waichman Files Additional Claims on Behalf of WorldCom and MCI Shareholders

Current and Former WorldCom and MCI Employees and Smith Barney Clients Who Purchased WorldCom or MCI Securities are Encouraged to Evaluate their Legal Options


NEW YORK, March 4, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Parker & Waichman LLP and affiliated counsel (http://www.worldcomstockfraud.com) announce that they have filed a new round of claims on behalf of current and former WorldCom (Pink Sheets:WCOEQ) (Pink Sheets:MCWEQ), (Pink Sheets:MCIAV) and MCI shareholders. Many of these new claims have been filed on behalf of current and former WorldCom employees and Salomon Smith Barney clients who purchased shares of WorldCom or MCI based on the inappropriate advice of Salomon Smith Barney analysts and brokers. Parker & Waichman continues to encourage all current and former WorldCom and MCI shareholders to evaluate their legal options before participating in the class action lawsuit. Parker & Waichman continues to offer free lawsuit case evaluations at: http://www.worldcomstockfraud.com and http://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 http://www.worldcomstockfraud.com and http://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 that do not specifically opt-out of the class action by filing the required form or information are automatically included in the class action lawsuit. No official "opt-out" date has been announced, Parker & Waichman will provide the date on its websites as soon as it is made available.

WorldCom, now operating under the MCI name, is expected to emerge from bankruptcy in the near future. Existing shares of WorldCom and MCI are likely to be cancelled when the company emerges from bankruptcy. The likely cancellation of these shares will mean that shares trading under the ticker symbols WCOEQ and MCWEQ will have no value. MCI WorldCom is expected to issue new shares when it emerges from bankruptcy. These shares are trading on a "when issued" basis under the symbol MCIAV. For more information on specific WorldCom or MCI shares please visit: http://www.worldcomstockfraud.com.

For more information on Parker & Waichman, LLP please visit: http://www.yourlawyer.com or call 1-800-LAW-INFO. Current and former shareholders are also encouraged to visit: http://www.injurytalk.com .



            

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