Entertainment & Sports
Jul. 18, 2013
Civil extortion case involving famed entertainment lawyer draws split outcome
The 2nd District Court of Appeal ruled Tuesday that a lower court erred by denying entertainment attorney Marty Singer a dismissal under California's anti-SLAPP statute of a suit that claimed his demand letter amounted to civil extortion.




Daily Journal Staff Writer
The 2nd District Court of Appeal ruled Tuesday that a lower court erred by denying famed entertainment attorney Marty Singer a dismissal under California's anti-SLAPP statute of a lawsuit that claimed his aggressive demand letter amounted to civil extortion.
However, the panel also agreed with the lower court that the recipient of the demand letter, which detailed alleged misappropriation of c...
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