"I asked these investors for some money to try to set up a 'private regulator' – we would only run lawsuits where lots of people are upset and where the law could put an end to the problem.
Now, as usual, I am getting slammed by Cuomo and the Dems in a long running civil lawsuit started by........sleazebag AG Eric Schneiderman, who has since resigned over horrific women abuse, when I wanted to close the Foundation so as not to be in conflict with politics.
A coalition of eight education groups argues that his proposed cuts would effectively wipe out funding increases mandated by the settlement of the Campaign for Fiscal Equity's long-running lawsuit to force the state to give more money to New York City schools.
The lawsuit, filed in federal court Monday, claims Banco Santander was negligent, contending there was a "plethora of red flags" that should have alerted the bank that Mr. Madoff was running what the lawsuit says was a Ponzi scheme.
One long-running lawsuit brought by Joe Simon-Whelan, a filmmaker who bought a work identified as a Warhol self-portrait in 1989 only to see it later declared inauthentic on two occasions by the board, contended that the foundation and the board had conducted a 20-year conspiracy to inflate the prices by denying the authenticity of a certain number as a way to create artificial scarcity.
Some Colorado towns have previously tried to prohibit fracking, only to run into lawsuits.
(A long-running lawsuit by displaced rural families is currently before India's supreme court).
Last year, Univision and Televisa settled a long-running lawsuit, clearing the way for the investment.
A long-running lawsuit charging the Andy Warhol Foundation and the board that authenticates Warhol's work with fraud and other misconduct is over, the Web site Artinfo.com reported.
(The tactic didn't work, though eventually Arizona won a Supreme Court victory over California in a long-running lawsuit. See, law is a recurring theme).
