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KONECHE v AXA FINANCIAL Click to find out why . . .



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CaseNo: C.A. No. 18,283, CourtCode: CC, CourtName: IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE, Plaintiff: KONECHE, State: DE Delaware, UniqueCaseRef: DE>CC>00018283, Axa, Axa Group, Shareholders, Senior Executive Vice, Common Stock, Executive Vice President, John, Williams, Damages, Relief, Adequate, Acting, Michael Hegarty, Hartley, George, Sella, Peter, Tobin, David, Donald, Greene, William Edwin, Haskell, Ofi, Chief, Chairman, Executive Board , ContentID: 120240174

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1 2000-09-31 CLASS ACTION COMPLAINT
[ see first page and extracted highlights below  ] ItemID: 100914
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1 . CLASS ACTION COMPLAINT

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
DEFENDANT
AXA GROUP
PLAINTIFFS
SHAREHOLDERS
SENIOR EXECUTIVE VICE
COMMON STOCK
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
JOHN
WILLIAMS
MEMBERS
DAMAGES
RELIEF
ADEQUATE
ACTING
MICHAEL HEGARTY
HARTLEY
GEORGE
SELLA
PETER
TOBIN
DAVID
DONALD
GREENE
WILLIAM EDWIN
HASKELL
OFI
CHIEF
CHAIRMAN
EXECUTIVE BOARD
`3  i                IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE
                                     IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY
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         LEE KONECHE and SCOTT SPIEGEL,
                                                                    C.A. No.
                                Plaintiffs,

                -against-
                                                                    CLASS ACTION COMPLAINT
         AXA FINANCIAL, INC, EDWARD D.
         MILLE:R, CLAUDE  BEBEAR,
         FRANCOISE COLLOC'H, HENRI DE
         CASTRIES, JEAN STEE:LE CHALSTY,
         JEAN-RENE FOURTOU, DIDIER
         PINEAU-VALENCIENNE, ANTHONY J.
         HAMILTON, MICHAEL  HEGARTY,
         CLAUS-MICHAEL DILL, JOSEPH L.
         DIONIJE, JOHN T. HARTLEY, GEORGE
         J. SELLA, JR., PETER J. TOBIN,
         DAVID H. WILLIAMS, DONALD J.
         GREENE, WILLIAM EDWIN JARMALN,
         JOHN H.F. HASKELL, JR. and AXA
         GROU:?,

                                Defendants.
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                        Plaintiffs allege upon information and belief, except as

         to paragraph 1 which plaintiffs al:Lege upon knowledge, as follows:

                        1.      Plaintiffs are shareholders of  AXA Financial, Inc.

         ("AXA Financial" or the "Company").

                        2.     AXA Financial is a corporation duly organized and

         existi..ng under the laws of the State of Delaware,                        with its

         principal offices located at 1290 Avenue of the Americas, New York,

         New  York 10104.             AXA Financial is a provider of diversified
         fi-nancial services,            including insurance and annuity products,

         investment  bank:ing  and assets management services.



SNIPPETS:
  • JOHN H.F. HASKELL, JR.
  • Plaintiffs allege upon information and belief,
  • Plaintiffs are shareholders of AXA Financial,
  • Defendant AXA Group owns approximately
  • 0% ofi the outstanding shares of common stock of AXA Financial.
  • Defendant Edward D. Miller is a Director of AXA
  • Financial and its President and Chief Executive Officer.
  • Finarcial and the Chairman of the Executive Board of AXA Group.
  • Financ.ial and a Senior Executive Vice President for Human Resources
  • Defendant Michael Hegarty is a Director of AXA
  • Defendant John T. Hartley is a Director of AXA
  • Defendant George J. Sella,
  • Defendant Peter J. Tobin is a Director of AXA
  • Defendant David H. Williams is a Director of AXA
  • Defendant Donald J. Greene is a Director of AXA
  • Defendant William Edwin Jarmain is a Director of AXA
  • Defendant John H.F. Haskell,
  • of the other members of the Class and plaintiffs have the same
  • AXA Grollp has voting control ofi the Company and controls it proxy
  • is engaging in self-dealing and not acting in good
  • Plaintiffs have no adequate remedy at law.
  • plaintiffs pray for judgment and relief as
  • ::heir damages sustained as a result of the wrongs complained ofherein;
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