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JPMorgan is ordered to pay KC company $384 million for allegedly reneging on deal.
American Century representatives were delighted with the $384 million arbitration award, which was reached last August but disclosed only this week after Time Inc., the publisher of Fortune, sued to have the arbitration award released after learning about the dispute in a Delaware court case.
The Morgan company — which has altered its name to JPMorgan Chase & Co. — also completed the sale of its 41 percent stake in American Century a month after the arbitrators’ decision last August. It sold its shares to Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce for $848 million.
Randall Hendricks, the attorney representing American Century in arbitration, said the arbitrators’ award was the largest in Missouri history considered collectable, according to Missouri Lawyers Weekly, a trade publication. There have been larger amounts awarded in other legal cases, but they were beyond the ability of the loser to pay.
“It’s an extraordinary event for a Kansas City company to take on in litigation a powerhouse like JPMorgan and a large New York law firm, and through 60 witnesses, 4 million documents and 600 exhibits to prevail,” Hendricks said.
Bill Lyons, the former chief executive of American Century at the time of the Morgan deal, declined to comment except to say, “I believe the arbitration decision and the resulting award speak for themselves.”
Email JPMorgan and start rubbing it in.
See what they reply back with.
Originally posted by Skewed
reply to post by OldCurmudgeon
Email JPMorgan and start rubbing it in.
See what they reply back with.
when you ask to speak to that magical person who 'can sign off on an agreement', no one seems to know their name....
And yes, they laugh at you and I as they know alone we don't stand a chance of beating them..
I'm just always so happy when I see someone with the money to take them to task and especially that most of the time the banks lose.
As I stated in my previous posts, most banks and financial institutions are worse than dealing with the Mafia...
Originally posted by wildtimes
reply to post by OldCurmudgeon
when you ask to speak to that magical person who 'can sign off on an agreement', no one seems to know their name....
Oh, I got the name. "Jamie Diamond"
I said, "Is that a 'she' Jamie or a 'he' Jamie?"
Reply: "A 'he'." (I didn't bother to check on the spelling of his surname. I was already thoroughly bent out of shape. I learned it later, though, after googling everything I could find on the slime-bag.)
I said, "Give me his phone number, right now." (In my grown-up pissed voice.)
Answer: "He doesn't take phone calls. He doesn't have a phone."
And yes, they laugh at you and I as they know alone we don't stand a chance of beating them..
I'm just always so happy when I see someone with the money to take them to task and especially that most of the time the banks lose.
As I stated in my previous posts, most banks and financial institutions are worse than dealing with the Mafia...
May I 'friend you'?
Hear, hear.edit on 23-3-2012 by wildtimes because: (no reason given)