By Laura Ernde
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Winnie the Pooh's owners went too far when they hired an investigator who sifted through the Walt Disney Co.'s trash and stole thousands of pages of documents, a state appellate court ruled Tuesday.
The published opinion spells out a new rule - which is expected to end up before the California Supreme Court - that trial judges have the powe...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Winnie the Pooh's owners went too far when they hired an investigator who sifted through the Walt Disney Co.'s trash and stole thousands of pages of documents, a state appellate court ruled Tuesday.
The published opinion spells out a new rule - which is expected to end up before the California Supreme Court - that trial judges have the powe...
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