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In a pivotal week for class action and mass tort attorneys, Amanda Bronstad of Law.com reports that Tom Girardi, founder of Girardi Keese, has been convicted of four counts of wire fraud by a Los Angeles jury on Tuesday. This development marks a significant legal turning point for the high-profile case involving Girardi, who was once a leading figure in the legal community.
Additionally, Johnson & Johnson has announced a “pause” on the certification of its $6.48 billion bankruptcy plan, following requests from a group of plaintiffs’ lawyers. These lawyers aim to discuss the terms of the plan with their talc clients, potentially impacting the direction of this major bankruptcy proceeding.
For more in-depth details on these stories, visit the original article on Law.com.
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