SACRAMENTO AP - A state assemblyman has settled a lawsuit involving a bankrupt family business that investors have accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars.The settlement by Assemblyman Guy Houston, R-Pleasanton, brings to a close a three-year lawsuit that has overshadowed the lawmaker's last two terms in office.
August 17, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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SACRAMENTO AP – A state assemblyman has settled a lawsuit involving a bankrupt family business that investors have accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The settlement by Assemblyman Guy Houston, R-Pleasanton, brings to a close a three-year lawsuit that has overshadowed the lawmaker’s last two terms in office. Houston is planning a run for the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors next year.
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