If politics is Hollywood for ugly people, what is being a CEO?

Who knows what to make of someone who finds it important to do this to their face. Even pay handsomely for it, so to speak.

He's probably pretty happy right now, because he's engaged in battle. He was all set to have a cushy settlement approved, and the lawyers were all set to collect a handsome fee, and the judge said no, too cushy.

Who knew the federal judiciary was disturbing its slumbers?

This happens to be a particularly good judge. I've seen him in action. But the article says the courts are examining settlements for collusion. I don't believe it. If it's an actual focus, they're examining it for the right collusion.

Too bad they weren't so alert for the tobacco suits and other fraudulent actions by our AG's.