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NEWS: "Curlin ownership stake may be auctioned"

By Michael Stevens

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Story in Courier Journal by Andrew Wolfson:

Picture_3 Curlin ownership stake may be auctioned
20% owned by diet-drug lawyers

The 20 percent stake in the race horse Curlin owned by lawyers William Gallion and Shirley Cunningham Jr. may soon be on the auction block.

Ruling in a lawsuit brought by former clients of the attorneys in Kentucky's fen-phen diet drug case, Senior Judge Roger Crittenden signed an order * * *  allowing a court-appointed receiver for the lawyers' Midnight Cry Stable to sell the minority stake in Curlin by sealed bid, according to Angela Ford, a lawyer who won a $42 million judgment for the ex-clients.

* * * click on heading for entire story.

Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on October 22, 2008 (boomark / email).

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