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Vincent Ramunno v. MBNA Corp. and Gannett Co Inc., et al.
Date: 04-13-1998
Case Number: Unknown
Judge: Unknown
Court: New Castle County
Plaintiff's Attorney: Unknown
Defendant's Attorney: Unknown
Description:
Libel claim against Defandant for calling Ramunno a "land speculator" and owner of "poorly maintained" rowhouses in an open letter Cawley wrote to the
mayor and city council of Wilmington. Ramunno, an attorney for 30 years and a millionaire housing developer, told Reuters that he neither sought nor
received any money in the settlement. The Gannett newspaper group owns 87 daily newspapers with a total circulation of 6.7 million. MBNA is one of the largest credit card operation in the U.S. with $49.4 billion in loans and 14.4 million active borrowers.
mayor and city council of Wilmington. Ramunno, an attorney for 30 years and a millionaire housing developer, told Reuters that he neither sought nor
received any money in the settlement. The Gannett newspaper group owns 87 daily newspapers with a total circulation of 6.7 million. MBNA is one of the largest credit card operation in the U.S. with $49.4 billion in loans and 14.4 million active borrowers.
Outcome:
MBNA agreed to pay $610,000 to the Franciscan brothers'
homeless outreach program in Delaware and the legal fees of
Alex Greenfield, former New York Times libel consultant.
Gannett agreed to print a retraction and apology on the front
page of its local newspaper, the News Journal.
homeless outreach program in Delaware and the legal fees of
Alex Greenfield, former New York Times libel consultant.
Gannett agreed to print a retraction and apology on the front
page of its local newspaper, the News Journal.
Plaintiff's Experts:
Unknown
Defendant's Experts:
Unknown
Comments:
None
About This Case
What was the outcome of Vincent Ramunno v. MBNA Corp. and Gannett Co Inc., et al.?
The outcome was: MBNA agreed to pay $610,000 to the Franciscan brothers' homeless outreach program in Delaware and the legal fees of Alex Greenfield, former New York Times libel consultant. Gannett agreed to print a retraction and apology on the front page of its local newspaper, the News Journal.
Which court heard Vincent Ramunno v. MBNA Corp. and Gannett Co Inc., et al.?
This case was heard in New Castle County, DE. The presiding judge was Unknown.
Who were the attorneys in Vincent Ramunno v. MBNA Corp. and Gannett Co Inc., et al.?
Plaintiff's attorney: Unknown. Defendant's attorney: Unknown.
When was Vincent Ramunno v. MBNA Corp. and Gannett Co Inc., et al. decided?
This case was decided on April 13, 1998.