Litigation
May 24, 2006
'Sex-for-Radar' Case Rebounds
Column - By Garry Abrams - Large chunks of the case are invisible or stealthy, like some modern aircraft that don't register on radar. Some call it the "sex-for-radar case."
Large chunks of the case are invisible or stealthy, like some modern aircraft that don't register on radar.
Some call it the "sex-for-radar case."
I probably can't top that, though I've tried.
In fact, those four words may be the best - albeit one-sided - summary of a case that I've ever seen. Even ...
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