When Barley Snyder partner Sean E. Summers agreed to represent, pro bono, the father of a fallen Marine in his defamation suit against the Westboro Baptist Church, he knew it would be an uphill battle.
After all, the constitutional right to free speech is certainly not limited to the uncontroversial and inoffensive.
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