Law Practice
Apr. 2, 2008
In New Book, Lawyer Goes to Bat for Bonds
Litigator David Ezra has written a book in which he attempts to rebut all the claims and "circumstantial evidence" that Barry Bonds cheated his way into the record books with performance-enhancing drugs.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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SANTA ANA - Barry Bonds, the home run champion of the world, can't get a contract with a major league baseball team because everyone knows he's arrogant and mean, is facing federal indictment for perjury and has used steroids.
Everyone knows, that is, except David Ezra, a litigation partner...
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