The NFL, NRA, Blue Bell and IBM were among those businesses battling in Texas courts.
A mistrial was declared in August after 10 members of a 12-person jury indicated they would have found former Blue Bell CEO Paul Kruse not guilty of felony fraud and conspiracy charges stemming from a 2015 deadly listeria outbreak linked to the company’s creameries.Courts across the state went to work adjudicating long-delayed cases in 2022 as restrictions imposed during the COVID-19 pandemic were rolled back.
“IBM is one of the largest technology companies in the world — and it exploited BMC’s justifiable reliance for its own gain, cementing its abdication of good faith and fair dealing in the service of its own self-reliance,” Miller wrote. “IBM’s conduct vis-à-vis BMC offends the sense of justice and propriety that the public expects from American businesses.”
The case is on appeal to the 14th Court of Appeals, which denied requests for oral arguments in October and will decide the case on submission. According to docket entries, the government has decided to retry the case and U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman entered an order in October setting trial for April 10, 2023.
In the third trial, according to court documents, Intel is asking Albright to enter judgment in its favor as a matter of law, though those documents remained sealed to the public. Out of thousands of former players who filed applications for benefits, only 30 had received maximum benefits at the time of Scholer’s June ruling.
Betty Thomas, an 83-year-old grandmother, was murdered by Roy Holden in December 2019. Holden was off duty at the time of the robbery and murder, but had made a field call to Thomas’ home the day prior and returned the next day to carry out the crimes, jurors were told. The award was noteworthy in part because it was secured from a Detroit jury in Ford’s backyard. It was also noteworthy because the case started seven years ago, when Ford asked a court to issue a declaration that it hadn’t misappropriated Versata’s trade secrets.
Ackerman countered with allegations that the NRA and its lawyer, Bill Brewer, tried to “destroy” Ackerman’s business “in a desperate attempt to deflect attention from the NRA’s gross financial mismanagement.” Ackerman also attempted to have Brewer removed from representing the NRA in the case. Baron had accused Mutz of fraud, breach of contract and negligent misrepresentation during the deal and said it later discovered “significant defective conditions” that entitled it to $38 million in damages.
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