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Hugo businessman awarded $65.4 million in fraud lawsuit against 2 men, bank
A Hugo businessman has been awarded $65.4 million dollars by a jury in Pushmataha County in a lawsuit against two Texas men and Texas Capital Bank. The Hugo Daily News reports the jury awarded Steve Rouse $21.8 million actual damages and $43.6 million
Updated: 08/29/2011 01:27P
AT&T-T-Mobile Merger Delayed
So now it will be as long as another six months before the FCC announces its verdict. There's a comment to made here about regulatory uncertainty. There's another one to make about the value of the FCC keeping its word. But instead I'll concentrate on
Updated: 08/29/2011 01:15P
Wyoming Lawmakers Begin Work On Missing Child Bill
The verdict left many astounded and even brought debate over whether laws should be created making it a crime if parents do not report missing children in a timely manner. The Casey Anthony trial will more than likely forever change the legal process
Updated: 08/29/2011 01:14P
Marshall jury returns $7 million verdict in AEP blast case
(Courtesy photo) MOUNDSVILLE - A Marshall County jury returned a verdict of nearly $7 million to the family of a Tyler County man who was killed as a result of an explosion at an AEP plan in Beverly, Ohio, in 2007. The jury found that the negligence of
Updated: 08/29/2011 01:13P
Jury finds man guilty of causing toddler's death
Assistant Prosecutors Jennifer Meadows and Dan Holstein, who tried the case, hugged after the verdict was read. In the courtroom, however, tears were evident from both sides of the family. The girl's mother, Meredith Bush, who testified at the trial,
Updated: 08/29/2011 01:13P
Indiana Personal Injury Verdict Statistics
JVR found that the median compensatory award for personal injury trials in Indiana is $25036 and injured plaintiffs recover damages in 57 percent of cases that go to verdict. This is different - in opposite ways - from the national data.
Updated: 08/29/2011 01:12P
Tributes after sudden death of popular Westonbirt School groundsman
Deputy assistant Gloucestershire coroner Tom Osborne recorded a verdict that the 54-year-old had died of natural causes. A post mortem had confirmed he had died from kidney failure resulting brought on by the Churg-Strauss syndrome.
Updated: 08/29/2011 01:10P
Robert Bowman Case: Ohio Judge Sets New Trial In 1967 Killing Of Schoolgirl
Investigators accused Bowman of snatching a teen on her way home from school and holding her captive in his basement before killing her and dumping her body in Michigan. Authorities say new DNA evidence tied Bowman to the crime.
Updated: 08/29/2011 12:57P
US Open: Novak and Serena tipped for success
Verdict: Should he make it past his Irish opponent, expect Djokovic to get to the final stages as the Novak of 2011 is stronger, more resilient and a hell of a lot more relaxed than ever before. Former world number one Roger Federer has become
Updated: 08/29/2011 12:48P
All Blacks Stunned By Cooper Verdict
The All Blacks have expressed surprise that Wallabies flyhalf Quade Cooper escaped suspension for kneeing New Zealand captain Richie McCaw in the face during Saturay's Tri-Nations Test at Brisbane. Cooper was cited over the incident in the 54th minute
Updated: 08/29/2011 12:46P