Even if isolated phrases weren't supported by a jury verdict, a press release that is a fair and true report of judicial proceedings is protected by state law.
May 03, 2016 at 06:21 PM
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A divided Second District Court of Appeal panel is giving law firms some literary license when it comes to spinning their victories in press releases.
The Los Angeles-based appellate court on Tuesday ruled that False Claims Act firm Phillips & Cohen didn’t violate legal limits when it blasted a construction company for producing “shoddy pipes” that exposed it to “billions in damages.”
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