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CIVIL CASES: SUIT FILED AGAINST KENTUCKY BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION IN RUSSELL CIRCUIT COURT

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CIVIL CASES: Nationstar Agrees to $105,000 Settlement

Nationstar Agrees to $105,000 Settlement KENTUCKY.GOV

The Kentucky Office of Financial Institutions (OFI) today announced it has reached a $105,000 settlement agreement with Nationstar Mortgage LLC, formerly known as Centex Home Equity Company LLC.

DIET DRUG LAWYERS: "Judge to consider bond for phen-fen lawyers"

Judge to consider bond for phen-fen lawyers FROMHERALD LEADER

Three lawyers accused of taking millions of dollars that should have gone to their former clients will have to spend another weekend in the Boone County jail.

After hearing several hours of testimony in federal court in Covington on Friday, U.S. District Judge William Bertelsman ordered attorneys for Melbourne Mills Jr., Shirley Cunningham Jr., and William Gallion to have motions filed by Wednesday as to an appropriate bond for the three men. ***

CIVIL CASES: "Ride operator says she couldn't hit emergency stop button in time"

Ride operator says she couldn't hit emergency stop button in time FROM HERALD LEADER

A 16-year-old who was working at an amusement park ride when a girl's feet were severed last summer said she and another operator weren't able to stop the ride before it injured the girl.

CIVIL CASES: Speedway files appeal of suit's dismissal

Speedway files appeal of suit's dismissal from Herald Leader

APPEALS: "Lexington lawyer William C. Jacobs asked a three-judge panel from the Court of Appeals to reverse the dismissal." HERALD LEADER

Conner tries to reinstate lawsuit against former Gov. Patton.  Lexington lawyer William C. Jacobs asked a three-judge panel from the Court of Appeals to reverse the dismissal.

FEN PHEN LAWYERS: Still squirrelin' for Curlin'

This horse ain't ever going to get any rest as everyone keeps squirrelin' for Curlin' seeking a pound of that horse flesh.

Plaintiffs seek to force auction of partial ownership of Curlin HERALD LEADER

More than 400 people want to cash in on Curlin in a move that could put partial ownership of the Preakness and Breeders' Cup Classic Champion on the sheriff's auction block.

CIVIL: Plaintiffs Pleadings in Opposition to Louisville Metro Gov. Motion for Judge Ryan to Modify his Voiding of the Anti-Smoking Ordinance posted at LawReader

Lawreader has posted at its site Plaintiffs Pleadings in Opposition to Louisville Metro Gov. Motion for Judge Ryan to Modify his Voiding of the Anti-Smoking Ordinance.

CIVIL: Tompkinsville man sues city of Glasgow and others after being arrested then cleared of bank robbery

Western Ky. man sues over being charged with robbery from Herald Leader
Rodney Graves,  of Tompkinsville, filed suit in U.S. District Court in Bowling Green against the Glasgow Police Department, the city of Glasgow, 11 Kentucky State troopers, US Bank and two of its employees after he had been charged, then cleared, of a bank robbery.