A lawyer for Maurice Greenberg, American International Group's ousted chairman and chief executive officer, said that the New York Attorney General's Office has agreed to drop "key claims" in the civil fraud case against his client.
However, Brad Maione, a spokesman for New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer, reacting to the announcement by Mr. Greenberg's attorney–David Boies–said: "We believe the core of our case remains."
Mr. Maione, in a later e-mail, said that the changes in the case involved dropping AIG as a party, under the settlement that was reached by the company in February.
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