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Contacts: Christian Children's Fund of Canada Philip Maher Director, Communications (905)754-1001 Ext. 215 pmaher@ccfcanada.ca www.ccfcanada.caFor more information about the survey or CCFC's Gift Catalogue options for Mother's Day, visit www.ccfcanada.ca or call 1-800-263-5437.The bank and executives last month agreed to settle the lawsuit for $5.5 million, an amount that will keep Missouri Ledge running and allow it to finish its expansion and move to buildings in Lexington, said Crede's attorney, John M. Edgar, of the Edgar Law Firm in Kansas City."My clients rejected the plaintiffs' allegations and believed that all commitments made to them were honored," defense attorney Kent Sullivan said, reading a prepared statement. "However, in consultation with their insurance company, my clients concluded that their interests were best-served by settling this matter to avoid the expense and risk of continued litigation."The settlement, which calls for $5.2 million in cash and $300,000 in debt forgiveness, doesn't otherwise specify how much each of the defendants will pay.These are the findings of an Ipsos Reid poll conducted in February 2011, on behalf of CCFC. A sample of 527 Canadian mothers was interviewed. Weighting was employed to balance demographics and ensure the sample's composition reflects Census data. A survey with an unweighted probability sample of this size and a 100% response rate would have an estimated margin of error of /-4.3 percentage points.In a December deposition, Fields said he "may have" told Crede he was interested in financing his company's growth.
Contacts: Christian Children's Fund of Canada Philip Maher Director, Communications (905)754-1001 Ext. 215 pmaher@ccfcanada.ca www.ccfcanada.ca
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