C Madison Brick Brewer
Events (16)
- April 14, 1982: Justice Department Official Suggests Terminating PROMIS Installation Contract 1982-04-14
- April 19, 1982: Justice Department Official Criticizes Inslaw in Meeting 1982-04-19
- May 26, 1982: Inslaw Again Tells Justice Department It Intends to Market PROMIS 1982-05-26
- July 1, 1982: Inslaw Memo Sets Out Justice Department Manager’s Attitude to Company 1982-07-01
- November 10, 1982: Justice Department Says Inslaw in Default of PROMIS Contract 1982-11-10
- December 9, 1982: Justice Department Official Mentions Possibility of Inslaw Bankruptcy, Says Department Should Get Copy of PROMIS 1982-12-09
- April 22, 1983: Justice Department Memo Documents Numerous Occasions PROMIS Versions Provided to Others 1983-04-22
- May 6, 1983: Justice Department Official Says PROMIS Will Be Provided to Israeli Government 1983-05-06
- May 12, 1983: PROMIS Application Handed Over for Passage to Israeli Government 1983-05-12
- August 15, 1984: Justice Department Official Says Conceding Inslaw’s Ownership of Enhanced PROMIS Would Alter Department’s ‘Rights in Data’ 1984-08-15
- June 9, 1986: Inslaw Files Action against Justice Department in Bankruptcy Court 1986-06-09
- September 28, 1987: Bankruptcy Judge Rules Justice Department Obtained Enhanced PROMIS by ‘Trickery, Fraud, and Deceit’ 1987-09-28
- February 1984: Justice Department Counsel Finds Inslaw Has Not Failed to Perform PROMIS Contract, Portion Terminated Anyway
- 1976: Future Key Justice Department Official Leaves Inslaw, Circumstances of Departure under Dispute
- Mid-April 1982: Inslaw Asks Justice Department for Different Project Manager for PROMIS Implementation, Department Refuses
- April 1982: Justice Department Appoints Former Inslaw Employee to Supervise Contract with Company