MIT Grad Brothers Fraud Jury Unable to Reach a Verdict November 10, 2025 By Miles J. Herszenhorn and Chris Dolmetsch A jury was unable to reach a verdict in the fraud trial of two brothers, both recently graduated from the...
Perelman Loses Bid for $400 Million for Less ‘Vibrant’ Art September 29, 2025 By Miles J. Herszenhorn and Chris Dolmetsch A New York judge ruled Ron Perelman was not entitled to $400 million from insurers over alleged damage to an...
Apollo Settles Fight With Ex-Athene Executives Before Trial September 5, 2025 By Chris Dolmetsch and Laura Benitez Apollo Global Management Inc. resolved a lawsuit against two former executives of insurance unit Athene Holding Ltd. just days before...
US Government Says Southern California Edison Should Pay for LA Fire Costs September 4, 2025 By Chris Dolmetsch and Michelle Ma The U.S. asked a federal court to force Southern California Edison to pay for fighting a pair of wildfires that...
JPMorgan Must Face Claims Over Son’s Fleecing of Elderly Mom August 20, 2025 By Chris Dolmetsch JPMorgan Chase & Co. lost an attempt to stop an 85-year-old widow from pursuing claims in arbitration that the company...
Perelman at $410 Million Art Trial Says Fire Faded His Works June 18, 2025 By Chris Dolmetsch Ron Perelman told a judge that five of his paintings totaling over $400 million in value lost their luster from...
Ron Perelman’s Fight Over $410 Million in Art Insurance Goes to Trial June 3, 2025 By Chris Dolmetsch and Tom Maloney Nearly seven years after a fire ripped through Ron Perelman’s Hamptons home, he is asking a New York state judge...
Ex-FDNY Chief Gets 20 Months Over Bribes to Expedite Inspections April 1, 2025 By Chris Dolmetsch A former New York City Fire Department chief will spend 20 months behind bars after admitting to taking thousands of...
Citi Pushes Back on New York’s Online Fraud Suit: We’re Not ‘Bad Guys’ October 9, 2024 By Chris Dolmetsch Citigroup Inc. said US banks will be forced into a “dramatic shift” in how electronic payments are processed if New...
Ship Owner in Bridge Collapse Seeks to Limit Its Liability April 2, 2024 By Ethan M Steinberg and Chris Dolmetsch The owner of the ship that rammed into a bridge in Baltimore last week, killing six workers and throwing the...