Trusts & Estates
Dec. 13, 2006
Judge Orders Qualcomm Founder to Pay $100 Million Judgment
LOS ANGELES - One of the founders of Qualcomm must pay more than $100 million in damages to the beneficiaries of a family trust he managed for nearly 12 years, a judge has ruled.
By Rebecca Beyer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - One of the founders of Qualcomm must pay more than $100 million in damages to the beneficiaries of a family trust he managed for nearly 12 years, a judge has ruled.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Henry W. Shatford first entered the judgment against investor Neil Kadisha on Nov. 13. But attorneys for the family, who spent 4&Acir...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - One of the founders of Qualcomm must pay more than $100 million in damages to the beneficiaries of a family trust he managed for nearly 12 years, a judge has ruled.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Henry W. Shatford first entered the judgment against investor Neil Kadisha on Nov. 13. But attorneys for the family, who spent 4&Acir...
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