(Bloomberg) -- Former American International Group Inc. Chairman Maurice “Hank” Greenberg claims the U.S. bailout of the company cheated shareholders out of at least $25 billion.
On Wednesday, the judge presiding over his lawsuit will hear final arguments in the long-running case. If previous rulings and a final list of questions posed to both sides are any measure, he may be leaning toward Greenberg.
U.S. Court of Federal Claims Judge Thomas Wheeler sided with the 89-year-old executive several times during the trial. Now, he has asked lawyers for both sides to address five questions, including how to measure possible harm to shareholders.
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