The jury, which deliberated for nearly two weeks after a three-month trial, also found that Mattel had acted willfully and maliciously in misappropriating MGA's trade secrets.
Mr. Fillon's wife, Penelope Fillon, will be investigated to determine whether she was complicit in misappropriating public funds and several related offenses, a judicial official said.
But the Cy Twombly Foundation is now in turmoil amid accusations, detailed in a lawsuit filed on Wednesday in Delaware state court, that one of the four people who run it took more than $300,000 in unauthorized fees for investment services and was assisted in misappropriating the money by another foundation director, Ralph E. Lerner, a well-known art-world lawyer.
"Lerner undoubtedly concluded that he would be outvoted in dealing with the man he had assisted in misappropriating the foundation's money by a 2-to-1 vote, so he used the 'deadlock' as a ruse," the lawsuit states, to help him "seek a custodian or fifth board member who, he presumably hopes, will vote with him to cover up Saliba's wrongdoing".
Why haven't there been Congressional hearings about this nationwide flouting of the rights of these parents in having their taxes misappropriated in a way that hurts their children?
This seriously affected international relations: up to $13 million in donor funds had been misappropriated in the Office of the Prime Minister.
In all, the group misappropriated $5.5 million in public money, Cooley said.
According to Boyce, prior loans in West Africa — much of it accrued during dictatorships and some of it wiped out in the 2000s during debt relief campaigns — were misappropriated in the first place.
He was sent to prison in 2004 for misappropriating about $7,500 in public funds for items such as golf balls, cigars and in-room movies at a hotel.
An employee of one of the banks in this city misappropriated some of the bank's funds in order to play the stock market.
On Friday, the Securities and Exchange Commission accused Mr. Stanford and Mr. Davis of executing a "massive Ponzi scheme" over the last decade, in which they misappropriated funds and made more than $1.6 billion in "bogus" loans to Mr. Stanford.
