Judge is slated next week to consider billings through Jan. 31 totaling $1.6 million.
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Judge rules insurer must pay RDC legal costs
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Despite the ruling in its favor, Rochester Drug Co-operative still must prove its case against Hiscox Insurance.
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Justice in the balance
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When inmates who have spent decades in prison for violent crimes come before the parole board, should the seriousness of their crimes outweigh evidence of rehabilitation?
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Bishop Clark must testify in bankruptcy case
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The retired bishop, who led the Rochester diocese during a period of alleged sexual abuses by priests, will be deposed by an attorney representing creditors.
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RDC wants insurer to cover legal costs
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Rochester Drug Co-operative, hit with criminal charges last year, is suing its insurance company, citing the deferred prosecution agreement RDC reached with prosecutors.
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Fighting back
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A local case involving a Brighton day spa is part of a broader trend of resistance to non-compete and non-disclosure pacts that try to bind lower-wage workers to their employers.
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Restaurateur Sami Mina files for bankruptcy
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The founder of popular eateries including Pomodoro Grill and Aladdin’s Natural Eatery seeks a Chapter 7 liquidation to “obtain a fresh start.”
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The Rochester diocese’s unique case
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Other diocesan Chapter 11 cases have followed lengthy legal battles. In Rochester, the bankruptcy filing was triggered by the Child Victims Act’s one-year window for sex-abuse victims’ claims.
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An interview with one of Edwin Fleming’s accusers
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Victoria Visiko alleges she suffered sexual abuse at the hands of her high school music teacher. She is the only accuser to come out publicly with her real name.
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Financing broker sues Canandaigua resort
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The firm claims the Canandaigua Finger Lakes Resort, slated for opening next year, owes it a $370,000 consulting fee.
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Judge sides with banks in Ponzi scheme case
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A former branch manager’s alleged complicity in the $100 million scheme does not make the banks liable, U.S. District Judge David Larimer ruled.