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"Statement of Objection and Grounds for Objection to Proposed Settlement and [Proposed] Award of Attorneys' Fees and Expenses" (PACER Document Id. No. 202), TXND Case 3:06-cv-01672-F handled by judges W. Royal Furgeson and Reed C. O'Connor.
The judges' honest services fraud was used to steal Fossil, Inc. treasury stock valued at $8 million through willful blindness to evidence showing that attorneys' fees should be paid by the company's officer/director liability insurance carrier--not the shareholders who the judges forced into the attorney-contrived derivative lawsuit.
Evidence presented in this objection to the attorneys' settlement agreement shows that the judges' willful blindness was a favor to Kendall Law Group, LLP name-partner Elton Joe Kendall--a former federal judge turned judge-assigned "plaintiffs' liaison counsel."
"Statement of Objection and Grounds for Objection to Proposed Settlement and [Proposed] Award of Attorneys' Fees and Expenses" (PACER Document Id. No. 202), TXND Case 3:06-cv-01672-F handled by judges W. Royal Furgeson and Reed C. O'Connor.
The judges' honest services fraud was used to steal Fossil, Inc. treasury stock valued at $8 million through willful blindness to evidence showing that attorneys' fees should be paid by the company's officer/director liability insurance carrier--not the shareholders who the judges forced into the attorney-contrived derivative lawsuit.
Evidence presented in this objection to the attorneys' settlement agreement shows that the judges' willful blindness was a favor to Kendall Law Group, LLP name-partner Elton Joe Kendall--a former federal judge turned judge-assigned "plaintiffs' liaison counsel."
"Statement of Objection and Grounds for Objection to Proposed Settlement and [Proposed] Award of Attorneys' Fees and Expenses" (PACER Document Id. No. 202), TXND Case 3:06-cv-01672-F handled by judges W. Royal Furgeson and Reed C. O'Connor.
The judges' honest services fraud was used to steal Fossil, Inc. treasury stock valued at $8 million through willful blindness to evidence showing that attorneys' fees should be paid by the company's officer/director liability insurance carrier--not the shareholders who the judges forced into the attorney-contrived derivative lawsuit.
Evidence presented in this objection to the attorneys' settlement agreement shows that the judges' willful blindness was a favor to Kendall Law Group, LLP name-partner Elton Joe Kendall--a former federal judge turned judge-assigned "plaintiffs' liaison counsel."