Kevin Federline's attorney can't complain about the intense interest in his client's child-custody battle with Britney Spears. He's certainly not opposed to the tabloids that have documented every shred of the case that has consumed him for the past 18 months. The attention has saved his side some major cash. "If I had to hire an investigator or investigators to provide me with the intelligence about what's going on," said Mark Vincent Kaplan, "it would be north of half a million to a million dollars."
May 19, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Kevin Federline’s attorney can’t complain about the intense interest in his client’s child-custody battle with Britney Spears.
He doesn’t grumble about the television trucks and news reporters swarming the courthouse every time there’s a hearing, or the paparazzi who hound the pop princess every moment there isn’t. And he’s certainly not opposed to the TV reports, tabloids and Web sites that have documented every shred of the case that has consumed him for the past 18 months.
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