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Four years after a courtroom victory, Mary Shea could pay dearly for a celebratory press release. The Oakland attorney and her counsel appeared before San Francisco's First District Court of Appeal to convince the justices to dismiss a defamation suit filed against her by Longs Drug Stores. The company sued Shea, who won $300,000 for six former employees, after she issued a post-verdict statement accusing the company of having failed to respond to employee complaints even after one woman committed suicide.
January 12, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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