Law Practice
Nov. 17, 2009
Plaintiffs Pellicano Evidence
In an effort to jumpstart litigation, attorneys for victims of ex-private eye Anthony Pellicano asked a U.S. judge to release criminal discovery related to his wiretapping case.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - In an effort to jumpstart the glacial pace of litigation, attorneys representing victims of ex-private investigator Anthony Pellicano have asked a federal judge to release criminal discovery related to the long-running wiretap case.
Approximately 20 civil lawsuits related to Pellicano's criminal activities some dating back to 2004 are pending before Los Angeles Cou...
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