By Jean Yung
Daily Journal Staff Writer
An "American Idol" contestant booted from the show 10 years ago is suing Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP, Morrison & Foerster LLP, E! Entertainment Television Inc. and Fox Inc. for libel and asking for $120 million. Singer Corey Clark claims the law firms and the TV networks published false statements in connection with his claim that he and "Idol" judge Paula Abdul had a love affair. According to the complaint filed last week in a Tennes...
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