You can bring your enemies to their knees With the possible exception of the North Vietnamese. It takes a strong hit from the money machine James Taylor – Money Machine Jim Reeves and co. have filed for approval of the final settlement with Singing River Health System. They also have an extensive filing in support […]
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The full deposition of Mike Crews in the Singing River Health System Pension litigation.
We have received a request to provide information or a form to object to the settlement. While we would like to do so, we are not in the business of providing legal advice. The rules of US District Court call for a very specific format and procedure when objecting to a class-action settlement. The objection
If you are contemplating objecting to the proposed settlement, you must know that you will not be alone. You should not fear repercussions from your employer – for that is prohibited by labor law. You should not fear repercussions from your co-workers – many of them are also filing objections. You must do what is
deadline: april 25, 2016 You have until the deadline to file your objection with the US District Court to the proposed settlement with Singing River Health System. Imagine an election where your ballot is already cast for a candidate. The name of the candidate will not be revealed until after the election is over, but
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SRHS asked US District Judge Louis Guirola to stop over 150 new cases filed in Jackson County Circuit Court. He has denied their request, though has left the door open for them to come back and ask again. This will hopefully advance the cause of justice under the stewardship of Judge James Bell. Judge Bell
Here’s an excerpt from former SRHS trustee Morris Strickland on how he came to be appointed to the Board of Trustees. Those of you who have additional information on this story should be interested in what he had to say.
Singing River’s recent filing in federal court admits several times that it is highly likely that SRHS will not be able to make settlement payments as described. The motion was intended to stop new litigation filed by attorneys Earl Denham and Harvey Barton on behalf of SRHS retirees. In making the argument, Singing River makes