Three newspaper companies and a top associate to former newspaper baron Conrad Black agreed to pay more than $63.4 million to the Sun-Times Media Group to settle legal claims and pay outstanding debt, officials said. David Radler, the former president of Hollinger International Inc. who is now the star witness in the trial against Black, agreed to pay $21.2 million to the Sun-Times. The deal came two days after Radler agreed to pay $28.7 million to settle civil fraud charges with the SEC.
March 20, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Three newspaper companies and a top associate to former newspaper baron Conrad Black agreed to pay more than $63.4 million to the Sun-Times Media Group Inc. to settle legal claims and pay outstanding debt, officials said.
David Radler, the former president of Hollinger International Inc. who is now the star witness in the trial against Black, agreed to pay $21.2 million to Sun-Times, the Chicago-based company announced Sunday.
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