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...BAKSHI, individually and on behalf of all others similarly situated; BAKERS...2.2 billion stock options backdating scheme. Plaintiffs specifically allege that...
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... In the Court of Appeal of the State of...court award included damages for future economic loss and for pain...
...bilking the United States out of millions of dollars," Edyth Sikkenga...contract action by HCFA by backdating and falsifying documents to manipulate...
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