document: The lawsuit , which has been pending for nine months , arose out of two articles published by the Enquirer in June 1990 reporting on Miss Taylor 's condition and activities at St. John 's Hospital , Santa Monica , Calif. , where she was treated last spring for pneumonia . The Enquirer said that after gaining access to all of Miss Taylor 's medical records , it is satisfied that the articles reporting on the actress 's medical condition and the report that she was drinking were in error . The paper said it published the articles in good faith reliance on information provided to it , but the information was inaccurate . Iain Calder , Enquirer editor , said in a statement , `` we regret the inaccuracies in the articles but are pleased that this dispute has come to an amicable end . '' Miss Taylor said she feels `` completely vindicated , '' and that after the newspaper 's management determined the articles were in error , the Enquirer `` acted promptly and in good faith . '' Miss Taylor initially sought damages of $ 20 million in Los Angeles Superior Court , according to Neil Papiano , her attorney . Although Mr. Papiano would n't specify the size of the settlement , he said `` we were persuaded that it was certainly large enough that we should n't go to trial . '' As previously reported , G.P. Group Inc. , the Lantana , Fla. , publisher of the Enquirer and Star tabloids , plans to raise $ 350 million by offering 43 % of the firm in an initial public offering .
extractive_keyphrases: miss taylor actress lawsuit enquirer pneumonia medical condition
abstractive_keyphrases: st. john's hospital