settlement documents

Final Settlement documents may be found here.

Complete legal details and copies of the settlement documents can be found on RCN's website.

According to settlement documents obtained by The Times, the task force will have sweeping power over personnel programs at Texaco.

And they concede that without legal help many policyholders may not be able to sort through the complex settlement documents and figure out what is best for them.

The regulators did not name any employees or executives of Robertson Stephens or any of the firm's clients in settlement documents.

Federal agents later discovered, according to the Government's settlement documents, that before the 1997 interview, Mr. Sommer had "met separately with at least two other high-level Roche executives.

It appeared that the sharpest language in the settlement documents criticized the association for its failure to adequately supervise the market-makers, and N.A.S.D. officials were seeking to soften the language.

The Chicago tax practice that Mr. Daugerdas led in the late 1990's generated $267 million in fees from its work on tax shelters, according to the people who have seen the settlement documents.

(The settlement documents included a blizzard of e-mail messages in which executives communicated openly about paying radio stations for airplay and distorting the airplay charts through tactics like false call-in requests.)

As a result, Mr. Spitzer said in the settlement documents, "Sony BMG and the other record labels present the public with a skewed picture of the country's 'best' and 'most popular' recorded music."

While the brokerage firms agreeing to the settlement neither admitted nor denied the regulators' findings of tainted research, arbitrators appear to be using the settlement documents even when they hear cases that do not hinge on research.

The Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corporation has agreed to pay $71 million to resolve a long-running tax dispute with the Internal Revenue Service about deductions for executive pay, according to people who have seen the settlement documents.

More than that, the settlement documents provide an unusual window on a sector of the music business where the public airwaves are discussed as a commodity, and where little is allowed to stand in the way of bolstering a song's chart position.

No one has been able to locate the F.D.I.C. negotiator whose proposal was accepted by the Sheedys, and the Sheedys discovered that some of their settlement documents were missing from an F.D.I.C. file.

Settlement documents released yesterday offer examples of how executives at the company's various labels - Interscope Records, Island Def Jam Music Group, Universal/Motown Records and Universal South - offered enticements or used other tactics to gain airplay for their artists' songs.

In another case, Sony BMG label executives had provided Donnie Anderson, now a programmer at WHYI, a Clear Channel station in Miami, with a trip to Las Vegas in July 2003 and, on another occasion, a laptop computer, to secure playing of songs, according to settlement documents.