By Gabe Friedman
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - One day after a jury returned a $300 million damages award against him, the defendant in a high-stakes corporate merger fraud case filed a petition for bankruptcy in Tennessee. The jury was to begin deliberating punitive damages on Thursday. The petition filed late Monday imposes an automatic stay of proceedings in Los Angeles County Superior Court, effectively delaying the punitive damages...
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - One day after a jury returned a $300 million damages award against him, the defendant in a high-stakes corporate merger fraud case filed a petition for bankruptcy in Tennessee. The jury was to begin deliberating punitive damages on Thursday. The petition filed late Monday imposes an automatic stay of proceedings in Los Angeles County Superior Court, effectively delaying the punitive damages...
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