Former Qwest Communications chief executive Joe Nacchio, convicted last month of insider trading, has asked a judge to guarantee the telecommunications company will continue to pay his legal fees. In a complaint filed Friday in a Delaware court, Nacchio's attorneys said Qwest Communications International has hired an outside lawyer to determine what Qwest's obligations are for paying Nacchio's legal expenses.
May 29, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Former Qwest Communications chief executive Joe Nacchio, convicted last month of insider trading, has asked a judge to guarantee the telecommunications company will continue to pay his legal fees.
In a complaint filed Friday in a Delaware court, Nacchio’s attorneys said Qwest Communications International Inc. has hired an outside lawyer to determine what Qwest’s obligations are for paying Nacchio’s legal expenses.
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