Law Practice
Jun. 10, 2002
Is Wealthy Actor Manipulating System?
Is Robert Blake legally required to pay the attorney fees and costs of Earle Caldwell, who has been charged as Blake's conspirator in the murder of Blake's wife? Absolutely not.
Gloria R. Allred
Allred, Maroko & Goldberg LLPPhone: 323-653-6530
Email: gallred@amglaw.com
Loyola Law School; Los Angeles CA
Margery Somers
Allred Maroko & GoldbergIs Robert Blake legally required to pay the attorney fees and costs of Earle Caldwell, who has been charged as Blake's conspirator in the murder of Blake's wife? Absolutely not.
Blake is taking the position that, as Caldwell's employer, Blake himself has a duty to pay for Caldwell's defense. Evidently, Caldwell served as Blake's bodyguard and sometime handyman at the actor's sprawling Studio City home. Blake is contending that his employer status in relation to Caldwell's ch...
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