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Wednesday, April 23, 2025

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"Late is late"

ILLINOIS — Two Burford Capital entities missed the deadline by one day to opt out of a $32.5 million settlement in a class action brought by direct turkey purchasers accusing Cargill Inc. of colluding to raise turkey prices. A federal judge was unmoved by the explanation from Carina Ventures and Amory Investments – assignees of turkey purchasers – that missing the deadline was simply a mistake caused by attorneys busy with other matters.

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