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Creditors say Crystal Cathedral reverend, family benefit while church suffers
8:36 am | AP The creditors committee in the Crystal Cathedral bankruptcy case filed a lawsuit Friday claiming that the reverend along with his inner circle benefited financially while the church struggled for nine years. Rev.
Updated: 10/04/2011 11:46A
Markets sag on worries about Europe
The Ohio Attorney General filed a lawsuit today against Egyptian Cotton Warehouse, an Ohio-based company that sells home linens and bedding online, accusing the company of violating Ohio numerous consumer sales practices laws.
Updated: 10/04/2011 11:45A
Lawsuit: Schullers Gained As Crystal Cathedral Lost [The Orange County
This complaint is a part of the bankruptcy proceedings, but it will not influence the sale of the church's 40-acre campus, which the court set in motion during a Sept. 14 hearing. The two top bidders for the property are the Roman Catholic Diocese of
Updated: 10/04/2011 11:45A
No reward in Ronni Chasen murder
Levine was named in the lawsuit demanding a $125000 reward, citing the publicist along with the Palm Springs Film Festival for failing to pay a promised bounty for finding Chasen's killer. The suit was filed by an unnamed “John Doe” who said he was the
Updated: 10/04/2011 11:43A
Publicist Levine says he never set up Chasen case reward
Levine was named in the lawsuit demanding a $125000 reward, citing the publicist along with the Palm Springs Film Festival for failing to pay a promised bounty for finding Chasen's killer. The suit was filed by an unnamed "John Doe" who said he was the
Updated: 10/04/2011 11:43A
Virginia Seeks Health Reform Lawsuit Review in High Court
Cuccinelli argued that the individual mandate is unconstitutional and conflicts with a law that protects state residents from federal insurance mandates. However, in September, judges at the 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed the lawsuit,
Updated: 10/04/2011 11:42A
Justices Hear Oral Arguments in Calif. Case Over Medicaid Cuts
On Monday, the US Supreme Court heard arguments in a California lawsuit that will determine whether Medicaid beneficiaries can sue states that make provider cuts, NPR's "All Things Considered" reports (Totenberg, "All Things Considered," NPR, 10/3).
Updated: 10/04/2011 11:42A
Lawsuit Filed Against Stanford Following Patient Data Breach
Last week, a woman who was a patient at Stanford Hospital & Clinics filed a $20 million class-action lawsuit against the facility on behalf of about 20000 other Stanford Hospital patients whose medical information was publicly posted on a commercial
Updated: 10/04/2011 11:42A
Doctors, Pharmacists Sue State, Seek Data on Effects of Medi-Cal Cuts
The California Medical Association and the California Pharmacists Association have filed a lawsuit against the state Department of Health Care Services for not disclosing the effects that proposed Medi-Cal cuts would have on beneficiaries,
Updated: 10/04/2011 11:42A
Man Whose Home Was Searched By Apple Investigators Considering Lawsuit
The family is considering a lawsuit and is currently focused on Apple, not the city of San Francisco (which, in fairness, has considerably less money then Apple). However, Monroe claims he mostly wants answers—including wanting to know how Apple knew
Updated: 10/04/2011 11:42A
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