Less than a month after the death of his most famous client, Florida lawyer Morris Engelberg, majordomo of the estate of Joe DiMaggio, has set straight publicity-minded politicos and admiring business leaders about who exactly controls the use of the name of the great New York Yankees center fielder. And those set straight include the governor of New York. Recent correspondence makes clear Engelberg's keen interest in halting unwanted attempts to honor DiMaggio.
March 30, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Hollywood, Fla. lawyer Morris Engelberg, majordomo of the estate of Joe DiMaggio, is feeling his oats these days.
Less than a month after the death of his most famous client, Engelberg and his law firm have set straight publicity-minded politicos and admiring business leaders about who exactly controls the use of the name of the great New York Yankees center fielder.
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