New York Law Journal... an interim award (subject to a twenty percent (20 percent ) holdback); (3) forty-four thousand sixty-eight dollars and seventy-five cents ($44...
...2.2 million into a "Payment Fund" account and $1 million into the "Holdback Fund." Nominal defendant Rosen was the...
...million into an account labeled the "Payment Fund" and $1 million into the "Holdback Fund." Subject to certain limitations, the Holdback...
...to terminate the Plan after fully administering it, and intends to use funds remaining in the Plan, which are not property of the Debtors' estate...
...employees joins or leaves a hedge fund or financial institution. Issues of performance, valuations of complex derivatives, holdback of bonuses, and non-competition provisions...
...employees joins or leaves a hedge fund or financial institution. Issues of performance, valuations of complex derivatives, holdback of bonuses, and non-competition provisions...
New York Law Journal
...Tex Star filed a counterclaim seeking $975,000 deposited in a reserve fund. After a jury trial, the trial court signed a final judgment awarding...
...in commercial real estate, commodity funds, and South African diamond mines...previously agreed upon 50 percent holdback of the firm's already...
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