S&P wants to split up $5 billion U.S. ratings lawsuit

March 26 (Reuters) - Standard & Poor's asked a federal judge to split up the U.S. government's $5 billion civil fraud lawsuit accusing it of lying about its credit ratings, saying it would be unfair to have to defend against a case of such "unmanageable scope" all at once.
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