Criminal charges stemming from the same matters were also expected against two men, a former owner of Schlesinger-Siemens and a former company executive, the people said.
His group had only recently finished six or seven years of work dealing with insurance matters stemming from the 1993 bombing of the trade center.
It doesn't really matter what they end up looking like, because apparently it's all about the energy stemming from the combination of pain and noise.
Much of the beauty stems from how matter-of-factly this is treated.
Part of the controversy, therefore, stems from a matter of interpretation, particularly the degree to which inferences should be made about human risk on the basis of such an association.
Still to be worked out, another lawyer said, were the timing of the payment, method of distribution and certain tax matters stemming from the payment.
Much of the novel's appeal stems from the unfamiliarity of its subject matter.
The matter stems from the collapse of Executive Life, a California insurance company, in 1991 after its extensive portfolio of junk bonds lost much of their value.
For Dash, the fact that this all stems from what she matter-of-factly describes as a song about a "New Orleans hooker," isn't surprising.
During the Obama administration, a key focus of the SEC's enforcement efforts was high-profile matters against major financial institutions stemming from the 2008 financial crisis.
The matter stems from the fatal shooting of an unarmed Mexican citizen by a Dallas police officer, Patrick LeMaire, on June 27 , 1989
