Civil Litigation
Jul. 17, 2019
Defamation action dismissed over destroyed, manipulated evidence
A defamation action related to a joint real estate venture gone sour was dismissed Monday because evidence was manipulated and destroyed, according to a Los Angeles Superior Court judge’s ruling.
A defamation action related to a joint real estate venture gone sour was dismissed because evidence was manipulated and destroyed, according to a Los Angeles Superior Court judge's ruling.
Judge Mark A. Young relied on part of a decision in the underlying dispute rendered by the 2nd District Court of Appeal, which issued terminating sanctions against NMS Capital Mana...
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