Georgia Lt. Gov. Mark F. Taylor must disclose the doctors he's seen and why, a judge ruled in Taylor's $1 million defamation action against Mitch J. Skandalakis, his 1998 opponent. Taylor is suing Skandalakis for a campaign ad suggesting that Taylor had a lingering drug problem. The ad featured a sign for an Atlanta drug treatment center and a Taylor look-alike in a tattered robe shuffling down a hallway and collapsing.
November 16, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Lt. Gov. Mark F. Taylor must disclose the doctors he’s seen and why, a judge ruled in Taylor’s $1 million defamation action against Mitch J. Skandalakis, his 1998 opponent.
Taylor must deliver the documents by the end of this week, according to Fulton Superior Court Judge Elizabeth E. Long’s decision on Skandalakis’ motion to compel.
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