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Treatment Abuse, Behavior Modification, Thought Reform => The Troubled Teen Industry => Topic started by: Anonymous on September 25, 2003, 11:02:00 PM
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The Huron Group - http://www.thehurongroup.com (http://www.thehurongroup.com)
website doesn't seem to work - anyone know if it was changed or what?
"Provides law firm management and consulting services that concentrate on building a more client-focused business. Services include market research, client research, client interviews, client relationship management, public relations, marketing education, business planning, and sales structure."
Got this off another site.
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Try this link, as this appears to be the firm preparing the class-action according to the ISAC website.
http://www.huronlaw.com/ (http://www.huronlaw.com/)
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Doesn't look like they've updated their site in almost a year - maybe a new webmistress is needed??
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A year?
Huron law group Wins $7.2 Million Verdict - A jury has ruled in favor our clients Hi-Val, Inc., Mr. Mark Vakili and Mrs. Mitra Vakili, in their breach of contract and fraud suit against IOM Holdings and Mr. Tony Shahbaz. The verdict, which was delivered on February 21, 2003, provided a total damage award of $7.2 million for breach of contract and fraud. The damage award includes punitive damages against Mr. Shahbaz in the sum of $1,350,000. Mr. Shahbaz is currently, and was at the time the fraud took place, the chief executive officer of IOM Holdings and its parent company, I/O Magic (Nasdaq: IOMG).
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The Huron law group has considerable experience as class counsel in both nationwide and intra-state class actions. The firm is co-lead counsel in a number of national and statewide class actions.
The firm's class action cases have been extensively covered in numerous legal and news media, including the Wall Street Journal and National Law Journal.
http://www.huronlaw.com/are_ca.html (http://www.huronlaw.com/are_ca.html)
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On 2003-09-25 21:48:00, Anonymous wrote:
"Doesn't look like they've updated their site in almost a year - maybe a new webmistress is needed??"
That's how it is with companies that aren't constantly forced to change their names and scramble their BODs.
It takes a village idiot to believe that a family needs instruction from the government to raise a child.
-- Anonymous homeschooler