Discipline
Mar. 8, 2008
Court Denies Lawyer's Use Of Anti-SLAPP
LOS ANGELES - A Van Nuys personal-injury lawyer who signed a lien to pay his clients' medical bills with settlement money cannot use the anti-SLAPP statute to avoid being sued by medical providers, the 2nd District Court of Appeal ruled Thursday.




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LOS ANGELES - A Van Nuys personal-injury lawyer who signed a lien to pay his clients' medical bills with settlement money cannot use the anti-SLAPP statute to avoid being sued by medical providers, the 2nd District Court of Appeal ruled Thursday.
The court rejected attorney Gary Rand's claim that the ...
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