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Todd Prussman

Reporter · US

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Aug 19, 2026
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Jul 28, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 19, 2026 · Todd Prussman

    Harvard Medical School agrees to $53M settlement in body parts case (opens the original)

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    Harvard Medical School will pay $53M payout to settle the “despicable, abhorrent” body parts scandal that shocked the university and resulted in a string of convictions on charges related to the gruesome sale of human remains from the academic morgue. The class action settlement was preliminarily approved in Suffolk Superior Court during a Tuesday afternoon hearing after university officials announced the proposed resolution in a public letter the day before. “A third-party Settlement Administra

  2. Article · Aug 19, 2026 · Todd Prussman

    Harvard Medical School agrees to $53M settlement in body parts case (opens the original)

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    Harvard Medical School will pay $53 million to settle the “despicable, abhorrent” body parts scandal that shocked the university and resulted in a string of convictions on charges related to the gruesome sale of human remains from the academic morgue. The class action settlement was preliminarily approved in Suffolk Superior Court during a Tuesday afternoon hearing after university officials announced the proposed resolution in a public letter the day before. “A third-party Settlement Administra

  3. Article · Aug 19, 2026 · Todd Prussman

    Harvard Medical School agrees to $53M settlement in body parts case (opens the original)

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    Harvard Medical School will pay $53M payout to settle the “despicable, abhorrent” body parts scandal that shocked the university and resulted in a string of convictions on charges related to the gruesome sale of human remains from the academic morgue. The class action settlement was preliminarily approved in Suffolk Superior Court during a Tuesday afternoon hearing after university officials announced the proposed resolution in a public letter the day before. “A third-party Settlement Administra

  4. Article · Jul 28, 2026 · Todd Prussman

    Regan Communications names new president of operations (opens the original)

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    Regan Communications, the largest private strategic communications shop in New England and the seventh largest in the United States, has named a new president of operations. The firm announced Tuesday that Christian Nakkashian has been promoted to president of operations. Nakkashian will assume daily leadership of the firm, while the company’s founder and current president and chief executive officer, George K. Regan Jr., remains as chairman. “Having depended on Christian as I have these past fo

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