settlement of a case

A10 A snag has developed in the settlement of a case invoving the Fernald nuclear weapons plant.

These restrictions were imposed as part of a legal settlement of a case brought by Hasbro concerning copyright of the Scrabble game.

Under the plan, the money would come from $400 million the authority borrowed in anticipation of a $625 million settlement of a case involving the Shoreham overassessment.

On Sept. 2, a Federal judge in Chicago gave final approval to a class-action settlement of a case brought by one current and seven former Merrill Lynch brokers.

In New York, for example, residents and former residents forced the Federal Government to offer such payments in settlement of a case known as Stieberger v. Sullivan.

Among his recent clients was the Chrysler Corporation, which recently agreed to a $16 million settlement of a case that charged that its employees tampered with odometer readings on new cars.

The Sumitomo Corporation of America, as part of a settlement of a case brought by women employees, promised to run a training program to assist the women to learn Japanese.

One of the attorneys, Jacqueline P. Taylor, criticized a proposed settlement of a case in Utah last summer that she said coincided with a visit to the state by President Bush.

But not a word is said about the chief reason for delay in payment of compensation, which is that insurance companies pay no interest for delaying settlement of a case they can drag out for years.

A14 Housing Bias Case Settled President Clinton commemorated the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday by announcing a $6.5 billion settlement of a case involving lending discrimination in housing.

According to the prosecutors, in June 2001 Justice Barron took advantage of a provision of state law that requires that any settlement of a case on behalf of an infant be approved by a judge.

The Government has widened its attack on lending bias, telling banks in a settlement of a case against a Maryland savings and loan that they cannot simply serve affluent white suburbs and ignore poor and minority areas.

This is one of the first successful settlements of a case in which a job offer was withdrawn after an applicant was found to have the virus, said Peggy Mastroianni, associate legal counsel for the commission in Washington.

In an unusually public move, two Roman Catholic dioceses have announced the settlement of a case in which a Southern California man accused a priest of molesting him when he was a student in a parochial high school a decade ago.

In 1997, after the settlement of a case involving a Wiccan inmate, the California Attorney General's Office asked Rev. McCollum to serve as a Wiccan chaplain, making him the first government-recognized Wiccan chaplain.

Mr. Spitzer discussed the service's action in announcing the settlement of a case in which many AltaVista users' home or work addresses were sent to an Internet marketing service, which was a violation of AltaVista's own privacy policy.

Just last week, a state court judge in Oakland approved the settlement of a case Mr. Chanler had brought against the restaurant chain Fuddruckers, which agreed to pay $160,000 in penalties and to stop using glass soda bottles with artwork or designs containing lead.

In a landmark 1990 case, George Washington University Medical Center (GWUMC) announced a new policy regarding pregnant patients' rights as part of the out-of-court settlement of a case in which a pregnant patient, Angela Carder, died.

"The deal is based on an out-of-court settlement of a case before The Hague's Iran-U.S. Claims Tribunal over money owed the Tobacco Organization by R. J. Reynolds," a public relations official at the organization was quoted by Salam as saying.

In what is believed to be the largest settlement of a case involving food poisoning from fresh foods, Odwalla Inc., agreed today to a multimillion-dollar settlement to resolve claims by five families whose children were sickened in an October 1996 outbreak caused by the bacterial contamination of the company's apple juice.