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...further streamlining and simplifying the company and reducing expenses over time...the Independent Foreclosure Review, the OCC pledged to fix what was...
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...Ryland's behalf on a project with a third party, Marathon Oil Company ("Marathon Oil"). A jury found in favor of Weatherspoon, and the trial...
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...Healthcare, Ltd. d/b/a Park Plaza Hospital sued Mid-Century Insurance Company of Texas seeking additional reimbursement for medical services provided to a patient...
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... "We are putting companies on notice," Cordray said...
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...of Duke Energy Carolinas, Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. ("DEO") and an affiliated company, Duke Energy Retail Sales*fn5...
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