Los angeles-Plaintiffs suing the news media might be better off forgetting about what the media said and concentrating instead on how they learned it.
That’s the message from a flurry of high-profile lawsuits against reporters and their employers that are surviving summary judgment motions and, in some instances, ending in multimillion-dollar verdicts and settlements.
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