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In The News . . . . Jamie McCourt Wants Ex-Husband Dodgers Owner To Pay For Her Estimated $2 Million In Attorney’s Fees

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She Also Wants Another $500,000 for An Accountant.      Jamie and Frank McCourt (with Frank or Frank or Jamie being owner/owners of the L.A. Dodgers) have been in the news a lot lately. Jamie McCourt has hired well-known attorney Bert Fields, while Frank McCourt has retained equally well-known attorney Marshall Grossman as the divorce proceeding […]

In The News . . . . Capistrano Unified School District Hires Attorney Phillip Greer To Aid Efforts To Delay Ballot Initiative Trustee Vote

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School District Has Already Spent $49,960 In Fees Over Three-Month Period.      As reported in the Octdober 30, 2009 online edition of the The Orange County Register (in a story penned by Scott Martindale), the Capistrano Unified School District has hired well-known election law attorney Phillip Greer to aid its efforts to delay the scheduled

In The News …. Orly Taitz’s “Birther” Lawsuit In Santa Ana Federal District Court Dismissed By U.S. District Judge Carter

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Follows on the Heels of Sanctions by Georgia Federal Judge.      In our October 19, 2009 post, we reported on a Georgia federal judge’s imposition of sanctions on local Orange County attorney Orly Taitz in a “birther” lawsuit challenging President Obama’s ineligibility for the presidency.      Now, we can report that U.S. District Judge David

In The News . . . . Orly Taitz Of Mission Viejo Sanctioned $20,000 By Georgia Federal District Judge Under Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Rule 11

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District Judge Clay D. Land Issues Sanction in 43-Page Opinion. Mission Viejo attorney/dentist Orly Taitz—who heads the "birther" movement (trying to oust President Obama from the presidency based on the allegation that he did failed to produce a satisfactory birth certificate)—has been in the news frequently for her filing of federal court actions on the

In The News . . . . Estate of James Joyce Settles Copyright Action By Paying $240,000 In Attorney’s Fees to Professor Schloss And Her Counsel

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     In a long-running dispute between the Estate of James Joyce (James Joyce being the celebrated author of Ulysses and Finnegans Wake) and Stanford University Consulting Professor Carol Shloss, the Estate finally agreed to pay Professor Schloss $240,000 in attorney’s fees she incurred in a successful copyright action against the estate.      The dispute arose

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