A teleconference company is off the hook, at least for now, from paying the legal fees of a former chief executive who was sent to prison for securities fraud. The 10th Circuit has ruled that a trial judge erred in granting a preliminary injunction in favor of ClearOne’s former CEO who had an agreement with the company to pay her legal fees.

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American International Group has finally closed the book on the turbulent Maurice “Hank” Greenberg era.