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Michael Flatley, the self-styled "Lord of the Dance," has a new and highly demanding audience to perform for -- the justices of the California Supreme Court. On Wednesday, the court unanimously agreed to review a case in which the world-famous dancer is suing an Illinois lawyer for $100 million for alleged extortion. Lawyers for the defendant claim the lower court ruling opens attorneys to criminal, in addition to civil, liability for extortion when engaginging in aggresive settlement demands.
December 16, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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