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Don’t Forget the Bigger Picture
As the trial begins today involving the Nortel Three – Frank Dunn, Michael Gollogly and Doug Beatty – it’s important not to forget the bigger picture: the demise of Nortel as Canada’s flagship high-tech company, the thousands of people that it used to employ, and the billions of dollars in shareholder value that evaporated. As [...]
Tough Times for the Nortel Three
With the trial involving fraud allegations against the Nortel Three – Frank Dunn, Doug Beatty and Michael Gollogly – slated to start Monday (although there is a defense motion that may delay it), it was interesting to read a story by the Ottawa Citizen’s James Bagnell about the financial woes of the three executives. Describing [...]
Fewer Charges for You, Nortel Three!
With a trial slated to start on Monday in Toronto, the Crown lawyers going after the Nortel Three – Frank Dunn, Doug Beatty and Michael Gollogly – have dropped four of the seven charges against each of them. The Crown said the charges were eliminated because they were similar to other charges. The Nortel Three [...]
The Crown’s Case Against the Nortel Three
If you’re interested in getting a better handle about case against Frank Dunn, Michael Gollogy and Doug Beatty, here’s the court document filed with the Ontario Superior Court of Justice. The National Post’s Drew Hasselback provides a good summary of the charges, which were laid after Dunn, Gollogy and Beatty allegedly cooked the books to [...]
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Now, the Fun Begins for Ex-Nortel Execs
Four years after they were charged, a trio of ex-Nortel executives – Frank Dunn, Michael Gollogy and Doug Beatty – will finally see their day in court. According to the Toronto Star, Justice Frank Marrocco is scheduled to preside Thursday over motions, including those by the defence, in an open-court hearing at the Superior Court [...]
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And So the Case Begins…