conviction on Mr. Rivera’s appeal and he was released from prison in 2012.

In October 2012, Mr. Rivera filed a lawsuit against Lake County, various local governments, and members of the Illinois State Police for damages arising from his wrongful conviction.

In May 2014, Mr. Rivera filed for divorce from his wife, Melissa. In March 2015, Mr. Rivera settled the wrongful conviction lawsuit for $11.3 million.

During the divorce proceedings, Melissa claimed that the settlement Juan received was marital property. Juan argued that the settlement was non-marital because the lawsuit arose out of the wrongful incarceration and conviction which were derived from conduct that occurred in 1992, before the marriage in 2000.

The trial court regarded Juan’s lawsuit and settlement proceeds as no different than other personal injury lawsuits involving injuries thatThe Premier League season was still in its infancy when Jose Mourinho filmed a charity “joke off” with the Liverpool comedian and supporter John Bishop, as part of a Channel 4 telethon for Stand Up To Cancer. Bishop and the Manchester United manager would take it in turns to tell a joke and the first person to laugh lost that round. Yet the funniest moment remains unseen by most. “OK, a wild card,” Mourinho tells Bishop. “When was the last time Liverpool won the league title?” Mourinho can barely finish his sentence he is laughing so hard as Bishop feigns outrage.

A couple of prominent figures at United were recalling the episode this week ahead of Liverpool’s visit to Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon, when a 10th successive victory