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First Union Pays $23 Million to Settle Class Action Suit
A Philadelphia Common Pleas Court judge has approved a $23 million settlement in a class action suit against First Union Bank brought by the trust fund customers of two banks who claimed they were hit with hefty taxes despite promises the conversions would be tax free. The lawsuit stemmed from the conversion of nine common trust funds into First Union's Evergreen mutual funds.Cancer patients seek to overturn ban on paying for bone marrow
Prohibiting someone from making money for donating an irreplaceable kidney is one thing. But what about donating bone marrow, which replenishes itself within weeks? That question is at the heart of a new lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the federal law that prohibits compensating bone marrow donors.Bond plan signals munis are losing appeal
President Barack Obama may be the worst thing that ever happened to the tax-exempt bond market and, so far, states and municipalities are loving it. Build America bonds, taxable securities that pay 1 percentage point more in interest than corporate debt on average, are such a hit with investors that the government is already considering expanding the program, according to John J.View more book results for the query "*"
Town of Southampton v. County of Suffolk
Town Granted Injunctive Relief Against County Regarding Trailers Housing Sex OffendersGwinnett County impasse may cost county, cities
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. AP - Gwinnett County and its 15 municipalities could lose millions of dollars in state grants because of an impasse about the delivery of services.Monday's deadline passed for the governments to sign a state-mandated agreement. The agreement establishes the taxes the county may levy on city residents.Opinion: Trial Conflict Creates A Close Call
For about 48 hours, I was in despair, and was not at all sure what I would do. I was called into trial in a criminal case, and had begun the slow-motion process of picking a jury, one soul at a time, in a case that looks as though it will last a month or so.Pam Bondi sworn in as Florida's 37th attorney general
Pam Bondi takes over as Florida attorney general emphasizing a legal challenge to the federal health care overhaul and demanding full compensation for Floridians hurt by the BP oil spill.Trending Stories
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