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citizens alleging an improper annuities sales scheme.
on the claims nor permission for an immediate appeal.
business practices' and related claims.
alternative, allow an immediate appeal of the decision.
CV 05-8908, 2010 WL 4536779 (C.D. Cal. Nov. 1, 2010).
claims filed by AT&T against cities across the nation.
per-use data services -- broke federal law.
gas, telephone and cable services.
these cases to avoid the burden and cost of further litigation."
recover the taxes from the various taxing agencies nationwide.
class-action lawsuit, Mr. Richter said.
November 2005 and September 2010, according to the legal claims.
the gate, 'Forget about it,'" he said.
their responses to the claims.
company has the authority to collect the tax refund for customers.
to find out if you are entitled to financial compensation.
attention to problems with surgical mesh systems in October 2008.
led to a decrease in the patient's quality of life.
suffered from Avaulta mesh problems.
defective products, drugs, and medical devices.
Commission on Nov. 24, 2010.
from October 19, 2006 to April 25, 2007.
the Company believes were properly within the "safe harbor"
provided by Congress for these discussions.
Florida housing market during the quarter.
accurately calculated and reported throughout the class period.
The company believes that should have been the end of this case.
judgment is entered or claims commenced.
period ended October 31, 2010.
21 MC 92, with the first action filed on January 12, 2001.
of shares in an IPO.
of its common stock between December 9, 1999 and December 6, 2000.
unlikely that the settlement would receive final Court approval.
entered an order granting final approval of the settlement.
documents from a previous class action against BP.
courtroom at the Eastern District of Louisiana in New Orleans.
evidence was not placed on the day's agenda.
court to make sure both confidentiality orders were adhered to.
asked that the court made the documents available to them as well.
fix safety hazards that led to the explosion.
improving climate for the industry.
heating and air conditioner drain.
fuel supply line, VW said, the report adds.
at 9:00 a.m. before Madison County Circuit Judge Barbara Crowder.
$770,000 in attorneys' fees in the settlement.
of reduced bills not to exceed $3.5 million.
to filings in the case.
former partners from the Chicago firm of Freed & Weiss.
That partnership broke up in 2007.
The motion asks the judge to resolve the matter.
Mr. Lakin's Nov. 1 motion.
"Plaintiff's motion does not seek to resolve disputed claims,"
not permit a party to unilaterally modify a settlement agreement.
the last day of the claims period.
Cincinnati notified IBJI of its denial in March.
settlement's payout must be honored.
unhappy with the settlement's terms," the motion concludes.
Omar Odland, Steven Schwartz and John Cunningham.
Mr. Lakin and others represent the class.
The case is Madison case number 05-L-178.
misrepresented the dietary benefits of its product "Vitamin Water"
representations that it contains only "vitamins + water."
the Coca-Cola Company and is the maker of Vitamin Water.
situated v. CSL Limited, et al., Case No. 10-cv-05686 (N.D. Calif.
shortages thereof, and otherwise suffered injury.
trauma settings and for priming heart valves during heart surgery.
plasma collected from human blood donors and sellers.
must be followed at all stages of the manufacturing process.
and for whom SMMC purchases Plasma Protein-Derivative Therapies.
products in the Untied States.
the fiscal year ended September 30, 2010.
public offering (IPO) of the Company's subsidiary NetSilicon, Inc.
and approximately 300 other public companies.
The Company acquired Net Silicon, Inc. on February 13, 2002.
granting final approval to the settlement.
settlement, and those appeals remain pending.
the applicable deductible amount of $250,000 per claim.
action claims eBay monopolizes the online auction market.
A copy of the Complaint in Garon, et al., v. eBay, Inc., Case No.
reserved decision at that time.
withdrawn without prejudice on October 10, 2008.
defendants was submitted to the Court for preliminary approval.
statements, the ultimate outcome of the contingency is uncertain.
Columbia where road salt is used during the winter.
but no injuries were reported, the report relates.
similar recall involving Ford Motor Co. Windstar minivans.
take their vehicles to an authorized dealer, the report adds.
year ended September 30, 2010.
and G-2 Trading LLC v. Inergy GP, LLC et al., No. 5816).
for a temporary injunction and a motion for expedited treatment.
denied the motion for preliminary injunction.
and exceeds Inergy Holdings' aggregate enterprise value by 27%.
ramifications related to their Inergy Holdings common units.
residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural customers.
(N.Y. Sup. Ct., N.Y. Cty. December 16, 2010), accuses Millard S.
consideration and via an unfair and unreasonable sale process.
in cash, for a total value of roughly $3 billion.
allegedly "control" those directors' decisions on the Board.
public shareholders in considering the proposed transaction.
proposed transaction in their favor.
Company's 52-week trading high of $50.96 on April 26, 2010.
and is the asset management company of KBC Group.
the fiscal year ended August 28, 2010.
value at the time of issuance.
to be paid up front and the balance to be secured.
that it will be settled within the parameters of the two offers.
bankruptcy no amounts have been paid in escrow.
the Midwest, on the West Coast and in the Southwest. As of Aug.
on to hotel employees but never were.
what or who those added fees were going.
declined to comment late Friday.
the legitimacy of the claims," she said.
attorney's fees for the plaintiffs in the Kahala case.
King Van & Storage, Inc., to state an ascertainable class.
incurred to purchase required uniforms.
demurrer and granting the motion to strike.
Value, Pet Pride and Old Yeller brands of dog and cat food.
factory in Springfield, Tenn., she added.
The Plaintiffs in In re Marine Hose Antitrust Litigation, MDL No.
defendants from Jan. 1, 1985, through Mar. 24, 2008.
-- Bridgestone Industrial Products America, Inc.
-- Dunlop Oil & Marine Ltd.
-- Manuli Rubber Industries S.p.A.
-- Manueli Oil & Marine (U.S.A.) Inc.
-- The Yokahama Rubber Co., Ltd.
-- Sumitomo Rubber Industries, Inc.
settlement on Feb. 18, 2011.
complaint was dismissed with leave to file an amended complaint.
defendants have moved to dismiss the third amended complaint.
agreement to the court for approval on October 26, 2010.
has been accrued at September 30, 2010.
a report from Knoxville's Metro Pulse.
suit allege this "blatantly anticompetitive and exclusionary"
"The NCAA, without advising its student-athletes, has taken . . .
compensation whatsoever to the former athletes," the suit reads.
players appear in their video game virtual counterparts."
agreed with EA's first amendment arguments.
Association Services Inc. and its president, David Stone.
Practices Act and other counts.
(CC&Rs); "and thus did not constitute a 'debt' owed to the" HOAs.
attorneys who filed Friday's suit.
discretion of the debt collector."
principal amount of the original debts."
regulating debt collectors, the suit charged.
defendants violated' the act, the suit says.
regularly litigates against HOAs and their collection companies.
to sue Adams for abuse of process.
revenue his company generates, Mr. Stone said.
unable to pay their bills," Mr. Stone said.
home-related lawsuit to go ahead as a class action.
on Dec. 10, Health Department spokesman Brett Loney said Friday.
the interpretation of provisions of the Class Proceedings Act,"
were charged between 2001 and 2005, when the fees were eliminated.
all people who paid for health care in nursing homes.
million settlement of a class action over mortgage release fees.
as U.S. Title Guaranty Co.
nursing facilities operated by Paksn Inc. has "systematically"
staffing, according to a state court class action.
Cal. Health & Safety Code Sec. 1276.5.
Ms. Valentine filed suit as guardian of her ex-husband, George E.
Center in Hayward, Calif., since 2000, she says.
receives faltered when the defendants acquired Gateway in 2003.
inadequate number of nurses on staff.
Center and Manteca Care & Rehabilitation Center.
percent of the time over the past four years, the suit alleges.
2007 to 2009, the complaint says.
nursing care or to maintain adequate staffing levels.
They also violated the state's Consumers Legal Remedies Act, Cal.
pre- and post-judgment interest, and fees and costs.
Colby of Stebner & Associates in San Francisco; and Michael D.
Valentine et al. v. Thekkek Health Services Inc. et al., No.
Energy in a class-action case.
adhered to in this matter."
had argued that the document destruction had not been harmful.
Peoples Energy is no longer doing business with the law firm.
year, citing difficulties in managing the complex relationship.
utilities, Peoples Gas and North Shore Gas.
similar suits against Peoples Energy.
moved its headquarters to Chicago.
with a large Chicago office, including the class-action complaint.
grounds for sanctions were meritless.
damages, which includes legal fees, Peoples said in the complaint.
itself and the company had no further comment.
approval on Nov. 3, 2008.
quarter ended Oct. 31, 2010.
such recall since August due to reports of malodorous bottles.
previous alerts beginning in August, the report notes.
Lipitor users appears to be minimal.
wood preservative on shipping pallets.
improvements were made, the report adds.
Commission for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2010.
November 2007 and ending February 13, 2008.
remaining allegations and intend to defend the case vigorously.
damages and costs and disbursements, including attorneys' fees.
on behalf of investors deceived by RINO International Corp.
are encouraged to contact Hagens Berman's partner, Reed R.
the Muddy Waters, LLC, report.
the Company's Securities and Exchange Commission filings.
November 17 based on claims about RINO's deceptive practices.
stock price quickly fell to $3.15.
represent others with similar claims against the Company.
-- for $10 per share, a deal that works out to $520.6 million.
day before the agreement was publicly announced.
lead to the filing of a class-action lawsuit of the company.
spearheading the group that would launch the class action.
(abuse). That's part of the issue."
per cent of foster children are removed from their homes.
a system where they have no freedom of movement or choice.
if their circumstances were different.
"Class actions are designed to give a voice to the voiceless.
and strength from their numbers," said Mr. Phillips.
out by the federal government on 82,000 claims.
former foster children from previous years is staggering.
independent officers of the legislature.
year ended March 31, 2010.
be borne by the Company's insurers.
certification and final approval of the settlement.
cover such payment, it may affect its results of operations.
Judicial District Court in Los Lunas on Dec. 14.
Dec. 14 hearing and sketched out a schedule for the coming months.
the issues by written motion; some will require hearings."
you have legitimate issues here."
original complaint and the class-action request.
to Socorro by the end of the year.
"because we need to move forward."
County complied with requirements for proper venue.
from Los Lunas, the set up at the Socorro courthouse and security.
the fully modern courthouse in Los Lunas to Socorro.
notices could have been sent out with billing statements.
also permitted members to address the board, he noted.
"It all comes down to what the owners want," Mr. Mitchell said.
Court case of Schein v. Northern Rio Arriba Electric Cooperative.
restrictive than I read it," Judge Mitchell told Mr. Francish.
on the matter to be turned in within 30 days.
that subject by Jan. 20.
"Whether it's binding on everyone is critical," he said.
"How in the world can you sue the cooperative without harming it?"
found that they had unfairly received compensation.
"Never was there intention to damage the co-op," Mr. Ikard said.
reduce the co-op's equity holdings.
democracy, it won't hurt the co-op," he said.
asks the other to pay attorney fees.
particulars of its insurance coverage for litigation.
"Of course," Mr. Kennedy said.
and the class action representative," he said.
four former trustees and the co-op's former general manager.
willing. But other attorneys weren't.
"I think it's way too early," Kennedy told the judge.
said. "There needs to be discovery."
that it would only be a draft.
Razor Merger are affiliates of Irving Place Capital.
Irving Place Capital. The actions are entitled Israeli v.
Thermadyne Holdings Corp., et al., 10SL-CC04238, and Shivers v.
of the two actions pursuant to a stipulation of the parties.
of understanding may be terminated.
at all from the settlement once administrative costs are deducted.
settlement," the ruling released Dec. 16 states.
against three levee boards and their insurers.
way," Circuit Judge Carolyn King wrote for the three-judge panel.
class member will get from the settlement.
claimants will be treated vis-a-vis each other," Judge King wrote.
settlement fund, the appeals court found.
costs will not cannibalize the entire $21 million settlement,"
for the fiscal year ended September 26, 2010.
federal antitrust laws. The case is in the preliminary stages.
the outcome of the case as of September 26, 2010.
billion in revenues over the last 12 months.
Exchange Commission on Nov. 24, 2010.
Whittet, et. al., Index No. 1317/2010).
limits the Company's ability to accept other offers.
The Wilber Corporation disclosed in a Form 8-K filed with the U.S.
County, New York (Soules v Alfred Whittet, et. al., Index No.
merit and intends to vigorously defend this litigation.

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