Documents tagged "Wendy"
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The image shows a handwritten note that reads: "Dear Wendy, I wish you a happy birthday and a new year filled with happiness. I hope everything goes well this year. Love, your friend". The writing appears to be in English, and the style of the letter suggests it's a personal message. The note is signed off with love from a friend, indicating a close relationship between the sender and the recipient.
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The image appears to be a digital representation of an email message with the subject "Re: Meeting Reminder". The sender is listed as "Wendy Hsu" and the recipient's email address is partially visible, including the domain name "@dallascounty.org". There are timestamps indicating when the email was sent on July 8, 2016 at 4:35 PM and received by a recipient named "Jason". The message body seems to be a reminder about an upcoming meeting on July 7, but the specifics of the content are not fully legible due to the image quality.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033155.txt
This document discusses a potential sale of a Boeing aircraft. The buyer is described as Indian and the purchase price for the airplane was $2.2 million. The buyer needs to have three engines overhauled within the next 14 months, which will cost about $600,000. The seller's contact information is provided, along with a website for Bristol Associates Inc.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030105.txt
This document discusses the outcome of a court case involving Farooq Bajwa, an Orange County entrepreneur who sued Emirates NBD, one of the Middle East's most prominent banks. A federal jury found that the bank did not commit fraud or steal technology from Mr. Bajwa's company InfoSpan, which had claimed damages of half a billion dollars. The case was widely reported on by the media and has implications for business partnerships in the tech sector.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030098.txt
The document is about a federal jury decision regarding a Middle East bank and an Orange County entrepreneur. The LA Times appears to be the first media to report on the verdict. A federal jury decided that the Emirates NBD did not commit fraud or steal technology from InfoSpan, an Irvine firm. This case involved millions of dollars in damages and ended with a partnership collapse.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_012037.txt
The message is from Jeffrey E. to Kathy Ruemmler regarding a press article in AmLaw Litigation Daily about Emirates Bank's win. The forwarded messages show that Latham & Watkins lawyers, including Daniel Schecter and Kathryn Ruemmler, successfully defended the bank against trade secret theft accusations in Orange County, California. The case involved high stakes of over half a billion dollars in damages, with challenging facts and an unsympathetic narrative for the defense. The article suggests that Latham & Watkins' closing arguments turned the tide in favor of the Middle Eastern bank.