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Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Louisiana and Florida.
contact the company at 1-800-724-4837.
such Defendants in respect of damages.
agreement previously reached with the Caisse.
portion of that sum will be funded by BCI's insurer.
situated and working in California.
October 1, 2000 to the present.
California, and the settlement has been approved by the court.
(8) disgorgement of illicit profits.
action. No further court action has been taken since that date.
wages and failure to provide meal and rest breaks.
failure to properly classify certain employees as "non-exempt"
California Business & Professions Code Section 17200 et seq.
from June 2001 to the present.
the river is not as clean as it could or should be."
award equally, which is about $4,300 apiece after legal fees.
to the Pigeon River as the "Dirty Bird."
them every three years until I die."
governor to restore $3.1 billion in education funding.
District have been short-changed by the governor.
basic necessity for a school."
California took in, administration officials said.
cut. If you give someone $3 billion more, that's an increase."
Corporation, et al., Case No. 05-cv-1078-REB," and "Sved v.
Cogent and company executives David Schaeffer and Thaddeus G.
the stock price fell 29.4%.
888-657-9960, Web site: http://www.vianalelaw.comOR Keith J.
shareholder approval and normal closing conditions.
by the Company during the years 1991 to 1995.
artificially inflate the price of high fructose corn syrup.
Action Reporter story (July 30,2004) states.
purchases by all class action recipients.
impacted the Corporate operating segment.
(3) Mr. H. Laddie Montague, Jr., Berger & Montague, P.C.
continuous renal replacement system (all catalog numbers).
ultrafiltration (fluid being removed from the patient's body).
remains appropriate for use when these directions are followed.
specifically addressing the "Incorrect Weight Change Detected"
local country manager or sales representative.
styled "American Express Travel Related Services Company, Inc.
v. Visa U.S.A. Inc., et al."
attorneys' fees and costs of suit."
has yet to rule on the motion.
Industries, Inc. (Nasdaq: KEYS) commented in a press release.
officer of Keystone Automotive Industries.
repair shops, vehicles are restored to their pre-loss condition.
appeared and filed complaints by October 17, 2005.
reimbursement was explicitly based on average wholesale price.
For more details, contact Jeffrey L. Kodroff or John A.
Health Benefits Fund et al v. First Databank, Inc., et al."
to grant preliminary approval to the settlement.
The Company is seeking preliminary approval for the settlement.
the plaintiffs proceeded to file a series of amended complaints.
in an unspecified amount are sought.
In his order, Judge Ronald M. Whyte denied "without prejudice"
Court captioned "Utah and Colorado State Retirement Boards v.
and through the Oregon Public Employees Retirement Board v.
Fundamental Growth Fund et al. v. McKesson HBOC, Inc. et al.
state courts, "Suffolk Partners Limited Partnership et al. v.
HBOC, Inc. et al. (Georgia State Court, Fulton County, Case No.
00 VS 010801)," were settled in June 2005.
Judge Ronald M. Whyte. Representing the Company are James E.
declaratory relief and medical monitoring.
affirmative, legal and factual defenses thereto is required."
According to the suit, "In consultation with his physicians, Mr.
replace the defective implantable cardioverter-defibrillator."
Medtronic did not cause patients' injuries, if any existed.
cases that Merck is facing.
of her husband Robert, allegedly of arrhythmia, in 2001. Mr.
Action Reporter story (July 27,2005) reports.
term study last year prompted pulling the drug.
Mr. Lanier contends that a heart attack most likely killed Mr.
irregular heartbeat, secondary to clogged arteries.
individual Vioxx cases one by one."
cardiovascular issues such as strokes or heart attacks.
class action on behalf of about 100 Australians later this year.
taking twice the amount of other people," he adds.
taking the drug and the heart attack he had in August last year.
according to the plaintiffs' lawyer, The Saginaw News reports.
their defenses against the inmates' claims, Mr. Pianto said.
winter that the Saginaw County's conduct was unconstitutional.
all of which Sheriff Charles L. Brown repeatedly has denied.
naked detention qualified as "humiliating" and "demeaning."
flat glass and automotive refinish industries.
settlement agreements with the plaintiffs.
for review, and the case will likely proceed to trial in 2006.
Financial Group, Inc., et. al., Case No. 2004 CV 685."
the purchase of commercial paper from National Marine.
specific to the individual facts applicable to each plaintiff.
reports of consumers receiving burns to their hands and arms.
replacement carafe was sold separately for about $8.
delaying the filing of its third quarter Form 10-Q with the SEC.
persons who purchased the common stock of ATI Technologies Inc.
The Complaint alleges that ATI violated federal securities laws.
2005 revenue expectations by $20-$50 million.
misstating the value of certain assets on its balance sheet.
Company's assets since at least August 14, 2003.
Company and its former management.
in a reasonable basis at all relevant times.
that the Company's July 12 press release had been "misleading."
shares at artificially inflated prices.
per share on August 1, 2005.
Senior Convertible Notes (due 2008 offering).
well as through inside corporate sales professionals worldwide.
expenses during the class period.
learn more about the firm, its practice and other cases.
otherwise acquired the securities of Patterson Companies, Inc.
(NASDAQ: PDCO) between February 24, 2005 and May 25, 2005.
million worth of Patterson stock.
Company's average trading volume of around 500,000 shares.
of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles ("GAAP").
percent, to close on July 25, 2005, at $42.98 per share.
lacking in a reasonable basis at all relevant times.
lacking in any reasonable basis when made.
23, 2005, to close at $25.11 per share.
sold 680,395 shares for gross proceeds of $29,833,121.
For more details, contact Michael Goldberg, Esq. or Lionel Z.
UBS Global Asset Management, and Van Kampen.
and/or a resource management accounts.

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