By Karl Olson
Lawyers displeased about criticism - and there are a lot of them - have won one and lost one in recent high-profile California Court of Appeal decisions.
The 3rd District Court of Appeal on June 29 published a decision in Reed v. Gallagher, 2016 DJDAR 6559, which shot down a defamation claim brought by a lawyer-turned-Assembly candidate who took umbrage at a political commercial calling him an "unscrupulous lawyer" and...
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