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...April, Carlson filed a lawsuit against the nine councillors and City Manager Robert W. Healy, asserting that the city did not hold public hearings or conduct an appraisal of the land before granting an easement for Harvard to build a parking garage, the first step in the development of the area...
Murphy refers to Carlson’s lawsuit as an example of the “range of views” that residents have about the Riverside agreement...
...Middlesex Superior Court judge dismissed a lawsuit in March filed by The Harvard Crimson that sought to make the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) release detailed crime reports to the public...
...committee was formed in the wake of a lawsuit brought against the University by The Crimson to gain access to detailed HUPD crime reports in accordance with the Mass. law that requires state officers and employees to release certain information to the public. The release of the final report comes just over two months after a Middlesex Superior Court judge decided to dismiss The Crimson’s lawsuit. The Crimson is currently appealing the decision...
...drawn-out negotiations, Richard Strong, the former chief executive of Strong Capital Management, agreed to pay a $60 million fine and accept a lifetime ban from the securities industry to settle charges of improper trading. Spitzer will be at it again this week. He's expected to file a lawsuit seeking to force former New York Stock Exchange (N.Y.S.E.) chief Richard Grasso to return most of the $140 million in accrued pay he received shortly before resigning under pressure last year...