Former AIG CEO Maurice “Hank” Greenberg will not get a jury trial in the drawn-out civil fraud case the New York Attorney General’s office has been pursuing against him for the last nine years.
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Charles Ramos (See Profile) ruled from the bench on Tuesday that the two claims remaining in the case, for disgorgement and injunctive relief, do not provide a right to trial by jury, granting a motion by the attorney general to strike the jury demands of Greenberg and his co-defendant, former AIG CFO Howard Smith.
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