Law Practice
Sep. 23, 2008
O.C. Register Plans to Appeal Ruling Limiting Its Coverage
The Orange County Register will appeal a judge's order that bans the newspaper from reporting any testimony in an upcoming class action trial against its parent company.
By Don J. DeBenedictis
Daily Journal Staff Writer SANTA ANA - The Orange County Register will appeal a judge's order that bans the newspaper from reporting any testimony in an upcoming class action trial against its parent company. Attorneys from Davis Wright Tremaine, brought in to represent the Register on First Amendment issues, said they expect to petition the 4th District Court of Appeal today for a writ of mandate to reverse a Friday ruling ...
Daily Journal Staff Writer SANTA ANA - The Orange County Register will appeal a judge's order that bans the newspaper from reporting any testimony in an upcoming class action trial against its parent company. Attorneys from Davis Wright Tremaine, brought in to represent the Register on First Amendment issues, said they expect to petition the 4th District Court of Appeal today for a writ of mandate to reverse a Friday ruling ...
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