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Armenian genocide successors' claims against insurers dismissed
Survivors of Armenian genocide victims can't sue German insurance companies for failing to pay claims on their ancestors because only the federal government has the power to bring foreign entities to U.S. courts, the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals...Tags: Massacres, Los Angeles Times, Economy, Business and Finance, Genocide, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Court rules against Armenian genocide survivor suits
Politicians and members of the local community Friday expressed disappointment with a federal appellate court ruling this week that survivors of Armenian genocide victims cannot sue German insurance companies for not paying claims on policies purchased by...Tags: Massacres, Human Interest, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Justice System, Mike Gatto
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Pasadena hotels, repair shops see surge in business
Insurance agents, hoteliers and auto-body shops are among those who have seen a surge in business in the wake of wind storms that pummeled the region and knocked out power to thousands of Pasadena area residents Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.
“We’re...Tags: Car Repair and Maintenance Tips
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Armenian Genocide law goes back to court
A federal appeals court will rehear a challenge to a California law that has resulted in lawsuits against insurance companies on behalf of victims of the Armenian Genocide. The state law, passed in 2000, extends the statute of limitations for life...Tags: Massacres, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Justice System, Mike Gatto, Crime, Law and Justice
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Firm to examine Armenian Genocide fund dispute
An accounting firm will review 178 insurance claims as part of a deal struck in a case involving a multimillion-dollar compensation fund for descendants of Armenian Genocide victims, attorneys announced Monday. Lawyers Mark Geragos and Roman Silberfeld,...Tags: Massacres, Genocide, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice
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Firefighters get jump start on emergencies
With the switch of a color-coded light, Glendale firefighters will now get a jump start on emergency calls before leaving the station.
The new system, installed in Glendale fire stations at the end of November, sends out a digitalized voice message...Tags: Brown & Brown Incorporated, Fires, Adam Schiff, Disasters and Accidents
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Attorneys hunt for missing claims
After months of legal wrangling, a multimillion-dollar legal dispute involving a compensation fund for descendants of Armenian Genocide victims has hit another snag: more than 1,700 of the 13,500 claims cannot be found. In U.S. District Court on Monday,...Tags: Massacres, Judges, Genocide, Justice System, Justice System
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Settlements reached in Costa civil trial
Family members of the two victims who were killed in a fatal 2009 runaway big-rig crash in La Caņada Flintridge have reached tentative settlements totaling $3.15 million. The settlements — reached with the truck’s driver, Marcos Costa, who...Tags: Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Murder, California Department of Transportation, Trials
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Battered Bears rebuild again
The Glendale Bears Youth Football and Cheerleading organization has begun the painful process of paying its debts after coming to terms with twice being defrauded of tens of thousands of dollars. While the group has been making strides to reduce its...Tags: Crimes, Politics, Sport Chalet Incorporated, California, Elections
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Former youth sports leader pleads guilty
GLENDALE — The former president of a Glendale youth football organization has been sentenced to serve 16 months in prison for embezzling more than $42,000 from the group to pay for personal bills and items, officials said Wednesday. Tina Marquez,...Tags: California, Elections, Prisons, Crime, Law and Justice, Embezzlement
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Real estate fraudsters get creative
As real estate fraud cases increase throughout region, Glendale police say thieves are becoming more sophisticated in their approach to defrauding the real estate owners. From falsifying documents to paying off people to use their credit to buy a home,...Tags: First American Bank, Rentals, Fraud, Crimes, Punishment
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At least 15 vehicles stolen in Glendale over the past two weeks
At least 15 vehicles and motorcycles have been stolen off Glendale streets in the past two weeks, although police say the figure doesn’t necessarily represent a trend.
Police officials say they haven’t established any leads, or made any...Tags: Crimes, Auto Trends, Witnesses, Theft, Prosecution
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