Word: weinstein
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...from a strange angle, and it was hard to judge," junior fullback Amy Weinstein said...
...Normally, a penalty kick would not be called unless the person would definitely have scored a goal," Weinstein said. "She was not even close to scoring...
...degree of many banks' distress depends on the condition of their regional economies. Texas banks, many of which collapsed with oil prices in the mid-1980s, are relatively healthy now. Says Bernard Weinstein, an economist for the University of North Texas: "The banking industry nationwide is in trouble, but Texas is a couple years ahead of the curve. Our economy is recovering. Our large financial institutions have all been recapitalized. Higher oil prices will provide enough stimulus to protect us from a recession...
...judicial system is so clogged by the volume of claims that desperate judges are trying hundreds of cases at a time. Some critics complain that greedy lawyers are reaping exorbitant fees in the process. As a result, Weinstein has set a limit of 20% on contingency fees allowed lawyers for hardship settlements paid by Manville. Trust officials say they may have to handle as many as 300,000 claims...
...last week said Eagle-Picher Industries of Cincinnati, a former asbestos maker, has been devastated by claims and is likely to become insolvent by the end of 1992. The company has 64,000 claims pending, with 20,000 more being filed every year. As part of his overall plan, Weinstein hopes to pool money from several companies, including Eagle-Picher, to help the firms resolve their claims...