Had his mother's case against the U.S. Government proceeded, Richard Jewell would have signed a waiver releasing FBI information about its investigation of the former security guard, his lawyer says. Now attorney L. Lin Wood Jr. sees no reason why his client should sign such a waiver. This refusal irks lawyers defending an Atlanta newspaper against a libel suit by Jewell. Lead counsel Peter C. Canfield is asking a Fulton State Court judge to compel Jewell to sign a waiver.
October 14, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Had his mother’s case against the U.S. Government proceeded, Richard Jewell would have signed a waiver releasing FBI information about its investigation of the former security guard, his lawyer says.
But Barbara A. Jewell settled her case recently for $2,500 and now attorney L. Lin Wood Jr. sees no reason why his client should sign such a waiver.
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