National Law Journal
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...Before WOLLMAN, MURPHY, and COLLOTON, Circuit Judges.The Educational Credit Management Corporation (ECMC) appeals from the judgment of the bankruptcy court, later affirmed by...
...This appeal arises from a pay dispute between the defendant, Sara Lee Corporation, and the named plaintiffs, David C. Anderson and Samuel Pullen, as representatives...
...wholly owns and operates National City Mortgage Company and First Franklin Financial Corporation as operating subsidiaries. National City Mortgage and First Franklin both previously engaged...
...*fn1 Congress established Sallie Mae as "a private corporation which will be financed by private capital and which will serve as...
...business clients, including colleges, universities and loan guarantors. The SLM Corp . . . is a publicly traded corporation." Congress created Sallie Mae in 1972 as...
...colleges, universities, and loan guarantors. The SLM Corp. ? otherwise known as Sallie Mae ? is a publicly traded corporation.Congress created Sallie Mae...
...between two lenders of student loans, plaintiff College Loan Corporation ("College Loan"), and defendants SLM Corporation and several of its affiliates (sometimes collectively referred...
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