In hiring Hollywood entertainment boutique Lavely & Singer to help him sort through his recent troubles, Tiger Woods turned to a shop known for stomping out potentially libelous material on behalf of celebrity clients. Woods has reportedly retained the firm amid continued media reports that he engaged in extramarital affairs -- a scandal that has tarnished Woods' previously pristine public image. Name partner Marty Singer is famous for the cease-and-desist letters he fires at tabloid publications on behalf of his clients.
December 15, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
In hiring Hollywood entertainment boutique Lavely & Singer to help him sort through his recent troubles, Tiger Woods turned to a shop known for stomping out potentially libelous material on behalf of celebrity clients.
Woods retained the firm amid continued media reports that he’d engaged in extramarital affairs, The Wall Street Journal has reported. The scandal has tarnished the golfer’s previously pristine public image.
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