Washington lawyer Leicester Stovell says a federal judge should not dismiss his lawsuit trying to prove that basketball star LeBron James is his son. In his filing last week, Stovell says a motion to dismiss his suit is partly a "diatribe" accusing him of "crawling out of the woodwork after the child he never gave a thought to became an NBA star." Stovell's filing says the judge in the case is the only one who can give him the final answer he's looking for about paternity -- as well as money for "mental anguish."
September 20, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Washington lawyer Leicester Stovell says a federal judge should not dismiss his lawsuit trying to prove that basketball star LeBron James is his son.
In a court filing Thursday, Stovell is opposing a motion by James’ lawyers to dismiss the lawsuit. The new filing defends the timing of Stovell’s lawsuit, and it says only the judge can provide Stovell the final answer he’s looking for about paternity — as well as money for “mental anguish” and other alleged damages.
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