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COURT MEMO & ORDER
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE
CORPORATION, as liquidating agent
and receiver of Olympic International )
Bank & Trust Company, 1
Plaintiff )
) CIVIL ACTION
V. ) 95-11332-EFH
1
ROBERT ABRAMS, ET AL., 1
Defendants. 1
MEMORANDUM AND ORDER
July 9, 1997
HARRINCTON, D.J.
This action was filed by the FDIC Olympic
Receiver ("FDIC Olympic Receiver") to recover on
estate millions of dollars in losses resulting from acts of
breach of fiduciary duty, and breach of contract by
Trust Company's former directors (the "defendants").
Defendants have moved for summary judgment
that
they are entitled, under Mass.Cen.L. ch. 2318, § 4, to
million - an amount greater than the liability asserted
as
a result of a 1994 global settlement payment made
("Peat
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PLF MOT TO CONSOLIDATE
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ATTORNEY BOSTON ESQ FLOOR BOSTON DAVID RAVECH EFH DISTRICT COURTS CONNECTICUT COLLINS JOHN PRO PLAINTIFF ENC ASSISTANCE HESITATE CONSOLIDATE MOTION FILING MADAM SIR SCRAMS RUT JSTS COURTHOUSE MASSACHUSETTS SESSION CIVIL |
UNITED STATES DISTRICT
DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION, )
as Liquidating Agent and Receiver of 1
OLYMPIC INTERNATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO. )
Plaintiff,
V.
ROBERT ABRAMS, ET AL.
Defendants.
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION, )
as Liquidating Agent and Receiver of 1
OLYMPIC INTERNATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO. )
Plaintiff,
V.
THOMAS F. COLLINS, III, DAVID COWENS,
and K.C. JONES,
Defendants.
PLAINTIFF'S MOTION TO CONSOLIDATE
Pursuant to Rule 42 of the Federal
the plaintiff FDIC as Liquidating Agent
International Bank & Trust Co. (hereinafter
this Court consolidate the two captioned
n
support of this motion, Olympic states as
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DEF RPLY TO OPP FO SUMMARY JUDGMENT
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PEAT MARWICK FORMER DIRECTORS PROCEEDS CAPACITIES FDIC OLYMPIC RECEIVER SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT DEFENDANTS LIABILITY APPORTIONMENT AMOUNT PLAINTIFF PAID COURT DESPITE REGULATION FDIC ENTITIES ALLOCATION NON-SETTLING DEFENDANTS DISTINCTION DISTRIBUTION RELEASING PEAT MARWICK UNCONTROVERTED FACTS ACCOUNTANTS NEGOTIATE SETTLING PARTIES PLAINTIFF NEVERTHELESS ARGUES OPPOSITION STATUTORY LANGUAGE CORPORATE CAPACITY |
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS
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FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE *
CORPORATION, as Liquidating Agent *
and Receiver of OLYMPIC *
INTERNATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO., * * CIVIL ACTION
Plaintiff, * NO. 9%CV-11332-EFH
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ROBERT ABRAMS, et al., *
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DEFENDANTS' REPLY TO
FDIC'S OPPOSITION TO DEFENDANTS'
OTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMXNT
In 1994, the FDIC, in all its various capacities, received $58.5 million from KPMG
Peat Marwick ("Peat Marwick") as part of a global settlement of various pending and potential
claims by the FDIC against Peat Marwick arising out Peat Marwick's accounting work for
various failed banks, including Olympic International Bank & Trust Co. ("Olympic").
Global Settlement did not, however, apportion the proceeds among the various banks. In
1995, the FDIC brought suit against the former directors of Olympic based on the directors'
alleged violations of Regulation 0. During the time that Peat Marwick served as Olympic's
accountants, Peat Marwick certified in its audited fmancials that the directors had, in essence,
complied with Regulation 0. Despite these uncontroverted facts, which demonstrate that the
FDIC received significant consideration for releasing Peat Marwick from its joint and
liability with the former directors of Olympic, the FDIC takes the amazing position in its
Opposition that the former directors of Olympic are not entitled to any reduction at all
potential liability to the FDIC based on the Global Settlement, while still maintaining, as
did in their Memorandum in Support of Peat Marwick's Motion for Summary Judgment, that
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PLF MEM OPP MOT FO SUMMRY
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FDIC OLYMPIC RECEIVER AMOUNT PEAT MARWICK MASSACHUSETTS SETOFF STATUTE PLAINTIFF RECEIVERSHIP ESTATE MASSACHUSETTS UCATA DEFENDANTS PAID ACT MASS SETTLEMENT PAYMENT SETTLEMENT CREDIT FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COURT LIABILITY GLOBAL SETTLEMENT SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION NON-SETTLING TORTFEASORS CONSIDERATION PAID ZERO DOLLARS NEGLIGENCE LIQUIDATING AGENT FUTURE RECOVERIES STATUTORY LANGUAGE UNIFORM ACT ALLOCATION |
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FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION,
as liquidating agent and receiver of Olympic
International Bank & Trust Company,
Plaintq
2-EFH 1
V.
ROBERT ABRAMS, GL d
Defendants.
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PLAINTIFF
D_E;FEM)ANTS'
This case arises out of the failure of
c"
or the "Bank"). The plaintiff is the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation acting
the liquidating agent and receiver for Olympic ("FDIC Olympic Receiver"). This
by the FDIC Olympic Receiver to recover on behalf of the Olympic receivership
dollars in losses resulting from acts of negligence, gross negligence, breach of
breach of contract by the Bank's former directors (the "Defendants").
The Defendants have moved for summary
are entitled under Mass. Gen. L. ch. 23 1B. 5 4 ("Massachusetts UCATA 6 4" or the
"Massachusetts Setoff Statute") to a settlement credit of $58.5 million -- an
the liability asserted against them in this action -- as a result of a 1994
by KPMG Peat Marwick ("Peat Marwick") even though not a single penny of that $58.5
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AFFIDAVIT OF NICOLAZZO
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE ;
CORPORATION, as liquidating agent and )
receiver of the Olympic International ) x
Bank & Trust Company, ) CIVIL ACTION
Plaintiff, ; No.
V. ;
ROBERT ABRAMS & others, I
Defendants.
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AFF
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I, Victor A. Nicolazzo, Jr., on oath depose and say as
follows:
1. From 1985, when Olympic International Bank & Trust
Company ("Olympic") was founded, until 1992 when it
closed, I served as a director of Olympic and
its board of directors, and I am a defendant in
above-captioned action.
2. Olympic engaged Peat, Marwick, Main & Co., later
Peat Marwick ("Peat, Marwick"), as its accountants
independent auditors, and Peat, Marwick rendered
services to Olympic throughout its existence from
1992.
3. Each year Peat, Marwick conducted an audit of
submitted to the bank its certification of Olympic's
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ANSWER & DEF OF ABRAMS
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NICOLAZZO COMPLAINT RESPONSIBILITIES ABRAMS DEFENDANTS PLAINTIFF |
UNITED STATES DISTRICT
DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSUIiANCE
CORPORATION, as Liquidating
Agent and Receiver of Olympic
International Bank & Trust Co.
Plaintiff,
V.
ROBERT ABRAMS, FRANK N. CARDULLO,
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PETER S. DONADIO, JON A LICHTER, ANSWER
JOHN A. MCKENZIE, JOSEPH A. MILANO,
VICTOR A. NICOLAZZO, JR., WILLIAM
O'BRIEN, CAROL SAWYER PARKS,
DOMINIC J. SARACENO, DAVID SPIEGEL,
MICHAEL TIERNEY, GERALD R. WALSH,
Defendants.
The defendant, Robert S. Abrams
complaint of Plaintiff Federal Deposit
("FDIC1') and states as follows:
1. In answer to paragraph 1, Abrams
purports to bring this action for damages
but is without knowledge or information
belief as to whether FDIC has standing to
of Olympic International Bank & Trust Co.
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ANSWER OF COLLINS
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SIR/MADAM COUNSEL CERT/SERVICE2 PRIEST LLP REID ANSWERS/COLLINS MONTILLIO GEORGE JOSEPH MORAN JOHN WALSH GERALD |
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE 1
CORPORATION, as Liquidating 1
Agent and Receiver of OLYMPIC )
INTERNATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO.,)
Plaintiff, 1
-against- 1
ROBERT ABRAMS, FRANK N. ;
CARDULLO, PETER S. DONADIO,
JON A. LICHTER, JOHN A. i
MCKENZIE, JOSPEH A. MILANO,
VICTOR A. NICOLAZZO, JR., i
WILLIAM O'BRIEN, CAROL SAWYER )
PARKS, DOMINIC J. SARACENO, 1
DAVID SPIEGEL, MICHAEL TIERNEY,)
GERALD R. WALSH,
Defendants ; NO. 95-CV-11332
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CAROL SAWYER PARKS, 1
Third-Party Plaintiff,
-against- i )
K.C. JONES, DAVID COWANS, )
JOHN M. MORAN, JOSEPH G.
MALONEY, THOMAS F. COLLINS, ;
III, GEORGE E. MONTILLIO,
Third-Party Defendants
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ANSWER OF THIRD PARTY DEFENDANT, THOMAS F. COLLINS,
TO FIRST AMENDED THIRD PARTY COMPLAINT
Third-Party Defendant, Thomas F. Collins, III,
llCollinsll) responds to the numbered paragraphs of
Third-Party Complaint of Carol Sawyer Parks as
-l-
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JURY TRIAL CLAIMED
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COMPLAINT THIRD-PARTY ALLEGATIONS PLAINTIFF MORAN MASSACHUSETTS KPMG LOANS DEFENDANTS DUTY CAPACITY HEREINAFTER MALONEY PARAGRAPHS JONES ACCORDING SUITABILITY INDEMNIFICATION RECOVER BREACH NEGLIGENCE REFERENCE INCORPORATES PARKS REALLEGES LIABILITY UNKNOWN RESIGNATION INCEPTION TIME PERIOD |
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS
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FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE 1
CORPORATION, as Liquidating Agent 1
and Receiver of OLYMPIC INTERNATIONAL )
BANK & TRUST CO., >
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Plaintiff, 1
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-against- >
1
ROBERT ABRAMS, FRANK N. CARDULLO, )
PETER S. DONADIO, JON A. LICHTER, )
JOHN A. MCKENZIE, JOSEPH A. MILANO, )
VICTOR A. NICOLAZZO, JR., WILLIAM )
O'BRIEN, CAROL SAWYER PARKS, >
DOMINIC J. SARACENO, DAVID SPIEGEL, )
MICHAEL TIERNEY, GERALD R. WALSH, )
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Defendants. 1
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CAROL SAWYER PARKS, 1
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Third-Party Plaintiff, >
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-against- )
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K. C. JONES, DAVID COWENS, JOHN M. )
MORAN, JOSEPH G. MALONEY, THOMAS )
F. COLLINS, III, GEORGE E. MONTILIO, )
KPMG PEAT MARWICK, LLP, >
Third-Party Defendants. >
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Now comes Third-Party Plaintiff, Carol Sawyer Parks (hereinafter
accordance with F.R.Civ. P. 15(a), no responsive pleading having been served, hereby as
a matter of course amends her Third-Party Complaint by deleting it in its entirety
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AMENDED 3RD PARTY COMPLAINT
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COMPLAINT THIRD-PARTY ALLEGATIONS MASSACHUSETTS PLAINTIFF MORAN DEFENDANTS CAPACITY LOANS RECOVER DUTY PARAGRAPHS JONES HEREINAFTER ACCORDING MALONEY CROSS-DEFENDANTS BREACH NEGLIGENCE REFERENCE INCORPORATES PARKS REALLEGES UNKNOWN RESIGNATION INCEPTION TIME PERIOD CONDUCTING BUSINESS RESPONSIBILITY KPMG |
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
3 s
DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETI'S
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FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE >
CORPORATION, as Liquidating Agent >
and Receiver of OLYMPIC INTERNATIONAL )
BANK & TRUST CO., FIRST AMENDED
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1 THIRD PARTY COMPLAINT
Plaintiff, > NO. 954X-11332 EFH
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-against- > (Jury Trial Claimed)
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ROBERT ABRAMS, FRANK N. CARDULLO, )
PETER S. DONADIO, JON A. LICHTER, )
JOHN A. MCKENZIE, JOSEPH A. MILANO, >
VICTOR A. NICOLAZZO, JR., WILLIAM )
O'BRIEN, CAROL SAWYER PARKS, >
DOMINIC J. SARACENO, DAVID SPIEGEL, )
MICHAEL TIERNEY, GERALD R. WALSH, )
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Defendants. >
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CAROL SAWYER PARKS, >
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Third-Party Plaintiff, >
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-against- >
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K. C. JONES, DAVID COWENS, JOHN M. )
MORAN, JOSEPH G. MALONEY, THOMAS >
F. COLLINS, III, GEORGE E. MONTILIO, )
KPMG PEAT MARWICK, LLP, >
Third-Party Defendants. >
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Now comes Third-Party Plaintiff, Carol Sawyer Parks (hereinafter
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DEF MEM OF MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
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DEFENDANTS LOANS KPMG AMOUNT SUMMARY JUDGMENT COURT BANK DIRECTORS LOSSES UNALLOCATED SETTLEMENT STATUTE TORTFEASOR DAMAGES ALLOCATION SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT LIABILITY JOINT TORTFEASOR KPMG PEAT MARWICK PLAINTIFF NON-SETTLING DEFENDANTS REGULATION FAILED FINANCIAL INSTITUTION SETTLEMENT VASTLY EXCEEDS INTERNATIONAL BANK FORMER DIRECTORS REDUCTION PRIOR UNALLOCATED SETTLEMENT CONSIDERATION PAID FINANCIAL INSTITUTION |
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE )
CORPORATION, as liquidating agent )
and receiver of the Olympic )
International Bank & Trust Company, )
1 CIVIL ACTION
Plaintiff, ) No. 95-11332-EFH
1
V. 1
1
ROBERT ABRAMS & others, 1
1
Defendants. 1
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DEFENDANTS' MEMORANDUM OF LAW IN SUPPORT OF
THEIR MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
Introduction
In this case, the FDIC seeks to hold the Defendants, the former directors of
International Bank & Trust Company, personally liable for approximately $10 million in
that the Bank incurred on certain loans. The FDIC has, however, already collected
these losses as part of its unallocated global settlement of $58.5 million with the
accountant, KPMG Peat Marwick.
It is undisputed that KPMG Peat Mar-wick is a joint tortfeasor with the
losses alleged by the FDIC in this matter. Pursuant to M.G.L. c. 23 lB, 5 4,
version of the Uniform Contribution Among Joint Tortfeasors statute, the Defendants are
to apply the full amount of the unallocated settlement to reduce their damages. Because
amount of the settlement vastly exceeds the alleged damages in this case, there are no
recoverable damages and the court should thus grant summary judgment. While this issue
context of a global settlement is novel in this district, a review of decisions from
jurisdictions upon which the defendants rely, demonstrates that the relief prayed for
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THIRD PARTY COMPLAINT
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INFORMATION SUFFICIENT PARAGRAPH TRUTH PARKS COMPLAINT ALLEGATIONS PLAINTIFF THIRD-PARTY HEREINAFTER MASSACHUSETTS BANK BREACH NEGLIGENCE RESIDENT JONES MALONEY MORAN DIRECTORS JUDGEMENT CONDUCTING BUSINESS CAPACITY DAVID COURT DEFENDANT DENIES LOANS LEGAL DUTIES AMOUNT CROSS-DEFENDANTS RECOVER |
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FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE 1
CORPORATION, as Liquidating Agent 1
and Receiver of OLYMPIC INTERNATIONAL )
BANK & TRUST CO., )
) THIRD PARTY COMPLAINT
Plaintiff, ) NO. 95CV-11332 EFH
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ROBERT ABRAMS, FRANK N. CARDULLO, )
PETER S. DONADIO, JON A. LICHTER, )
JOHN A. MCKENZIE, JOSEPH A. MILANO, )
VICTOR A. NICOLAZZO, JR., WILLIAM )
O'BRIEN, CAROL SAWYER PARKS, 1
DOMINIC J. SARACENO, DAVID SPIF,GEL, )
MICHAEL TIERNEY, GERALD R. WALSH, )
Defendants.
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CAROL SAWYER PARKS, 1
1
Third-Party Plaintiff, 1
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-against- )
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K. C. JONES, DAVID COWANS, JOHN M. )
MORAN, JOSEPH G. MALONEY, THOMAS )
F. COLLINS, III, GEORGE E. MONTILLIO, )
1
Third-Party Defendants. 1
COUNT I
Parties
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ANSWER OF WALSH
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COMPLAINT DENY ADMIT ESQ SIR/MADAM SPEAKS MATTER DEFENDANTS SUSAN BEDFORD FITZHUGH DONADIO MICHAEL PETER RRBI ATTENTION MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON COURT HOUSE POST OFFICE CLERK JURY LIMITATIONS WALSH ENCLOSURE ERR/RBZ ROBERT |
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ROBERT ABR?MS, et al.,
Defendants
ANSWER OF DEFENDANT GERALD R. WALSH
The defendant Gerald R. Walsh (V7alsh~v)
Complaint as follows:
1. Walsh states that the Complaint
2. Denied.
3. Walsh states that I'Regulation 0"
4. Walsh is without knowledge sufficient
the allegations contained in Paragraph 4 of
5. Walsh does not contest subject
this matter.
6. Admitted.
7. Walsh admits that the FDIC is a corporation
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ANSWER OF SPEIGEL
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ENCLOSURE MR/JAM SIR/MADAM LEWIS SHSJMAN ARONSON RAVECH LAW CONSTITUTION COUNSEL LIMITATIONS MORAN DEFENDANTS |
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE
CORPORATION, as Liquidating Agent
and Receiver of OLYMPIC i
INTERNATIONAL BANK h TRUST CO.,
Plaintiff ;
V. ; CIVIL ACTION
NO.
ROBERT ABRAMS, et al, ;
Defendants
ANSWER AND CROSS-CLAIM OF DEFENDANT, DAVID SPIEGEL
Defendant, David Spiegel, hereby answers
paragraphs of the Complaint as follows:
PRELIMINARY STATEMENT
1. Paragraph 1 purports to be a general
charges outlined in the Complaint and therefore no
pleading is required.
2. Denied.
3. This paragraph states conclusions of law as
responsive pleading is required.
4. Denied.
JURISDICTION AND VENUE
5. This paragraph states conclusions of law as
responsive pleading is required.
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COMPLAINT
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DEFENDANTS LOANS SARACENO MASSACHUSETTS TIERNEY DIRECTORS TRUST SPIEGEL CREDIT REGULATION AMOUNT COMPLAINT LENDING INSIDER LOAN POLICY ROE SOUND BANKING SAWYER PARKS PLAINTIFF LIQUIDATING EXAMINERS PRINCIPLES CONCENTRATIONS REGULATORS RECEIVER INSURANCE FEDERAL DEPOSIT VIOLATIONS EXAMINATION |
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OLYMPIC INTERNATIONAL
JURY TRIAL
DEMANDED
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Civil Action No.
ROBERT ABRAMS, FRANK N. CARDULLO,
PETER S. DONADIO, JON A.
JOHN A. MCKENZIE, JOSEPH
VICTOR A. NICOLAZZO,
O'BRIEN, CAROL SAWYER PARKS,
DOMINIC J. SARACENO, DAVID SPIEGEL,
MICHAEL TIERNEY, GERALD
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CIVIL COVER SHEET
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PERSONAS PLAINTIFF COURT LAND DEFENDANT CIVIL LABOR USC LIABILITY PERSONAL INJURY DAMAGE GOVERNMENT SHEET DEMAND DISTRICT RIGHTS MARINE STATUTES CIWL FOREIGN CITIZENSHIP BUSINESS PTF DEF PARTY BOSTON FITZHUGH LAND CONDEMNATION RESIDENCE MICHAEL |
JS4-4
(Rev. 07/89)
VER SHEET
The JS44 civil cover sheet and the information
nor supplement the filing and service of
v law, excepf as provided bv local
rules of court. This form, approved` by rhe Judicial Conference
in Sepren Ibe; 1974, is r&ired for rhe WC oj the Clerk
of initiating the civil docket
sheet. fsE5 INSTRUCTIONS ON THE REVERSE OF THE
I (a) PLAINTIFFS
DEFENDANTS
Robert Abrams,
Peter S.
Federal Deposit Insurance
:as Donadio, Jon- A.' Richter,
Kenzie,
Liquidating Agent and Receiver
Joseph A. MiTano,
o, Jr.,
International Bank & Trust
William O'Brien,
Parks, David
Spiegel, Michael
R. Walsh
Florid-
COUNTY OF RESIDENCE OF
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NOTE: IN LAND CONDEMNATION
OF THE
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Michael A. Fitzhugh
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