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Former UCAN founder wins lawsuit
Michael Shames awarded $141,000
Michael Shames
Michael Shames yesterday (August 27) won a lawsuit filed against him by the Utility Consumers Action Network (UCAN), which he had cofounded. UCAN had filed suit claiming that Shames owed it $450,000. By 11 to 1, Shames won and was awarded $141,00 he said he was owed.
In a statement, Shames denounced former UCAN employees and executive directors, as well as the Union-Tribune and the Reader. In a long internal conflict, the Federal Bureau of Investigation looked into allegations made by UCAN employees but it never filed charges against Shames.
In a previous dispute, Shames had sued a former UCAN employee and attorney, Mike Aguirre, for libel and other transgressions. Shames lost that case at the trial level and on appeal.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Former UCAN founder wins lawsuit
Michael Shames awarded $141,000
Former UCAN founder wins lawsuit
Michael Shames awarded $141,000
Michael Shames
Michael Shames yesterday (August 27) won a lawsuit filed against him by the Utility Consumers Action Network (UCAN), which he had cofounded. UCAN had filed suit claiming that Shames owed it $450,000. By 11 to 1, Shames won and was awarded $141,00 he said he was owed.
In a statement, Shames denounced former UCAN employees and executive directors, as well as the Union-Tribune and the Reader. In a long internal conflict, the Federal Bureau of Investigation looked into allegations made by UCAN employees but it never filed charges against Shames.
In a previous dispute, Shames had sued a former UCAN employee and attorney, Mike Aguirre, for libel and other transgressions. Shames lost that case at the trial level and on appeal.
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