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Litigation

Nov. 2, 2002

Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow: Legal Gadfly Has Eccentric Past

LOS ANGELES - He's a Baptist minister, a media-savvy ex-con - and he likes to file lawsuits. James Stern's latest, filed Monday, is a big one - for $61 million against the Revs. Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton over their snips at the hit movie "Barbershop."

By Lawrence Kootnikoff
Daily Journal Writer
         LOS ANGELES - He's a Baptist minister, a media-savvy ex-con - and he likes to file lawsuits.
        James Stern's la...

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