Entertainment & Sports
Dec. 2, 2011
Tables turn on Hollywood’s lawyer
In denying litigator Martin D. Singer's Anti-SLAPP motion Tuesday, a judge determined that the lawyer's demand letter to a client's adversary contained "conclusive evidence of extortion as a matter of law."
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By Erica E. Phillips Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - Anyone who's ever crossed Hollywood lawyer Martin D. Singer or one of his famous celebrity clients has received "the letter" - an often multi-page missive written to grab the recipient's attention. His signature strategy has for years successfully kept Singer's client roster - which reads like a lineup of the Oscars, the Emmys and the ...
By Erica E. Phillips Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - Anyone who's ever crossed Hollywood lawyer Martin D. Singer or one of his famous celebrity clients has received "the letter" - an often multi-page missive written to grab the recipient's attention. His signature strategy has for years successfully kept Singer's client roster - which reads like a lineup of the Oscars, the Emmys and the ...
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