The quest by private investment firm Cornerstone to have over $2-billion worth of transactions involving businesswoman Rita Humphries-Lewin, declared legal, starts today with the hearing of its application in the Supreme Court. The case is set.
Investment company Cornerstone says “out of deep respect” for Rita Humphries-Lewin, it offered to reverse her $2-billion purchase of shares in the company. The private firm made the assertion in a media statement dated September 26, in which it.
A nurse who led homecare for Rita Humphries-Lewin claims Cornerstone boss Paul Simpson had the opportunity to see her mental deterioration as he was like a “son”, who was left unattended with the 87-year-old during many visits. The evidence from.
An expert witness has contended that “flawed” accounting used by Cornerstone caused businesswoman Rita Humphries-Lewin to waste US$6 million on “overpriced” shares in the investment company. At the average exchange rate for September 2021, US$6.
Rita Humphries-Lewin’s dementia had so worsened up to January 2023 that the 87-year-old respected Jamaican businesswoman reportedly could not even recall the word ‘Barita’ – the name of the investment company she established more than four decades.