...parties' marital settlement agreement (MSA) requiring distribution to her of...31, 2012. The court found as JT retained sufficient control of...
...which the will contest is pending. The court also adopted the MSA as the judgment of the court and ordered the disbursement of funds...
...the cigarette-makers should pay as part of a pre-existing...called the Master Settlement Agreement (MSA) with the tobacco companies. Former...
...are the true â small-market teams,â as every other franchise is located in an MSA of at least 2.7 million people. More...
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...Tobacco Company and several other tobacco manufacturers reached a master settlement agreement (MSA) with California and most other states to resolve claims pertaining to public...
...SAN FRANCISCO — In tobacco litigation, as in real estate, the key is location, location, location. The...
...As Ropes & Gray counsel Ryan Malone got out of a cab and...
...failed to reimburse wife for expenses as agreed to in the modified consent decree, modification of the MSA was not justified. Husband essentially breached...
...as the prevailing parties in an action to enforce a consent decree and final judgment (Consent Decree) entered on a master settlement agreement (MSA...
The Texas Lawyer editorial department hosted a roundtable discussion in Fort Worth, "Domestic Relations: How to Make Your Case in Family Court.
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