Alabama Trial Court Orders Ex-Healthsouth CEO
Richard Scrushy To Pay Shareholders $2.876 Billion

Wade Tucker, et al. v. Richard M. Scrushy, et al.
June 18, 2009

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    An Alabama trial judge ordered convicted ex-HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy to pay shareholder plaintiffs $2.876 billion in damages after a trial.

    Judge Allwin E. Horn, III also ordered that "all employment agreements between Richard M. Scrushy and HealthSouth’are hereby declared rescinded and void," including his 1986 employment agreement, his 1998 and 2002 employment and retirement agreements,

    You can read the judgment against Scrushy and the 46-page opinion below:

    FindLaw | Tucker v. Scrushy
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    You can also read the court's 46-page opinion below:

    FindLaw | Opinion in Tucker v. Scrushy
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    Source: The Birmingham News