Ending an odd detour of his legal career, a New Orleans lawyer has been dismissed as a defendant from a suit brought by Harlen Akins, a music promoter who claimed Kid Rock and his entourage beat him up. After hearing the judge drop him from the case, George P. Vourvoulias III hugged Kid Rock and left the courtroom. The moment ended what started three years ago as Vourvoulias spent time with an old friend who'd become a famous musician and was on a concert tour in Atlanta.
September 17, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Ending an odd detour of his legal career, a New Orleans lawyer has been dismissed as a defendant from a suit brought by a man who claimed Kid Rock and his entourage beat him up.
Judge Johnny N. Panos of DeKalb County State Court late Thursday dismissed George P. Vourvoulias III from the suit brought by Harlen Akins, a music promoter whose scuffle with Kid Rock and others in a Waffle House can be seen on YouTube.
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