By John Roemer
Daily Journal Staff Writer The lead plaintiffs' lawyer in a $2 billion civil rights lawsuit against the estate of the late Philippine dictator Ferdinand E. Marcos reacted sharply Friday to claims that U.S. District Judge Manuel A. Real of Los Angeles mishandled funds in the case. Robert A. Swift of Philadelphia's Kohn Swift & Graf, representing 9,539 Filipino human rights claimants, denied rumors Real somehow funneled cash to th...
Daily Journal Staff Writer The lead plaintiffs' lawyer in a $2 billion civil rights lawsuit against the estate of the late Philippine dictator Ferdinand E. Marcos reacted sharply Friday to claims that U.S. District Judge Manuel A. Real of Los Angeles mishandled funds in the case. Robert A. Swift of Philadelphia's Kohn Swift & Graf, representing 9,539 Filipino human rights claimants, denied rumors Real somehow funneled cash to th...
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