A judge has withdrawn an order blocking the Los Angeles Daily Journal from publishing a story about an insurance fraud lawsuit that was mistakenly unsealed. Superior Court Judge Reginald Dunn had refused Friday to lift another judge's restraining order that would have put the legal newspaper at risk of contempt of court if it ran the story. But Dunn reconsidered Monday and removed the ban.
August 18, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
LOS ANGELES — A judge has withdrawn an order blocking the Los Angeles Daily Journal from publishing a story about an insurance fraud lawsuit that was mistakenly unsealed.
Superior Court Judge Reginald Dunn had refused Friday to lift another judge’s restraining order that would have put the legal newspaper at risk of contempt of court if it ran the story.
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