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Bankruptcy

May 25, 2004

Judge Orders Lockheed to Pay $16.2 Million

A Los Angeles bankruptcy judge rebuked the Lockheed Martin Corp. recently, ordering the company to pay $7 million in punitive damages on fraud and breach of contract claims.

By Eron Ben-Yehuda
        A Los Angeles bankruptcy judge rebuked the Lockheed Martin Corp. recently, ordering the company to pay $7 million in punitive damages on fraud and breach of contract claims.
        In his written opinion after a bench trial, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Thomas B. Donovan concluded that Lockheed, an advanced technology company, ...

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