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Board's haste prompts questions about election
Q: Our condominium board held our annual meeting in December on one week's notice. According to the meeting minutes, there were also an insufficient number of unit owners present to constitute a quorum per our bylaws. No proxies were distributed to the...Tags: Politics, Board of Directors, Corporate Crime, Elections, Annual and Special Corporate Meetings
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Former UTC Engineer Files Class-Action Suit Against Company
The Hartford CourantA laid-off United Technologies Corp. employee filed a class-action lawsuit against the company on Friday claiming the company refused him stock that was due to him through the company's employee tuition program. Richard A. Grisafi, 31, started work as...Tags: Career and Workplace, Employment, Engineering, Corporate Crime, Laws
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Taylor Swift sued over $2.5-million payout for canceled concert
Taylor Swift was sued for canceling an appearance at a Canadian music festival last year after she reportedly had already received the payment for the appearance. She should have known it would be trouble, trouble, trouble? (OK, we got that out of our...
Tags: Google Inc., Downton Abbey (tv program), Ottawa (Canada), Kim Kardashian, Corporate Crime
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Crocodile Rock now faces lawsuit from music industry organization
Lehigh Valley Music presents FESTBLOGBy Peter Hall Of The Morning Call Allentown's embattled Crocodile Rock Café faces legal action from the music industry for allegedly violating artists' and publishers' copyrights by playing music without a license. The lawsuit in federal court claims the.... -
Natalie Portman's indie western faces series of troubles
It's going to be difficult for the plot of Natalie Portman's new indie western to be as compelling as the backstory that's been unfolding in recent days on the film's movie set. First Michael Fassbender dropped out of the Western “Jane Got a Gun"...Tags: Joel Edgerton, Jude Law, Gavin O'Connor, Natalie Portman, Tilda Swinton
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Wine Advocate sues ex-critic Antonio Galloni for missing tasting notes
The breakup of the Wine Advocate’s Robert B. Parker with his former lead wine critic Antonio Galloni is getting ugly. You might remember that Parker sold a substantial interest in his influential wine newsletter, the most powerful in the country, to...
Tags: Singapore, Wines, Corporate Crime
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Valerie Harper reveals she has terminal cancer
Valerie Harper, best known for playing Rhoda Morgenstern on the beloved 1970s sitcoms "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "Rhoda," has revealed she has terminal brain cancer. The actress, who also starred for two years on the '80s sitcom, "Valerie," told...Tags: Celebrities, The Mary Tyler Moore Show (tv program), Desperate Housewives (tv program), Chickenpox, Lung Cancer
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Anthem Blue Cross customers pursue case over changing deductibles
Some Anthem Blue Cross policyholders are pressing a court fight over the company's midyear changes in annual deductibles and other limits on out-of-pocket medical costs. Dave Jacobson, a film production supervisor in Santa Monica, is one of the...
Tags: Insurance, Healthcare Provider, Corporate Crime
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Dish Awarded $4.9M In ESPN Licensing Dispute
A federal jury on Thursday found sports programmer ESPN liable for only one breach-of-contract claim made by Dish Network Corp. and awarded Dish $4.86 million, a fraction of the more than $152 million it had sought. In a unanimous verdict, the 10-...Tags: ESPN Deportes (tv network), NYSE Euronext, Inc., The Walt Disney Co., ESPN (tv network), NASDAQ
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'Giant Slayer' not so big. Tension expected at Disney annual meeting.
After the coffee. Before trying to beat D.C. traffic. The Skinny: I just realized that I haven't seen a movie since "Silver Linings Playbook" in December. Either Hollywood's getting lazy or I have. Friday's headlines include a preview of the weekend box...
Tags: Los Angeles Dodgers, Fox Sports (tv network), AEG, Viacom Inc., Jack the Giant Slayer (movie)
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Authority advises caution on ICC privatization
The Maryland Transportation Authority has thrown some cold water on the idea of leasing the Intercounty Connector as a relatively pain-free way of raising money to pay for other projects – saying such deals are too complex to enter into without...
Tags: Company Privatization, Privatization, Government, Credit Ratings, Calvert County
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Council OKs contract for new reservoir cover
A new cover will soon span Big Canyon Reservoir. The Newport Beach City Council approved a $5.7-million contract Tuesday to replace the torn and deteriorating cover that spans the water supply at the base of Spyglass Hill. The reservoir will be...
Tags: Corporate Crime
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