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Atlanta lawyer Franklin R. Nix says an article in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution placed him in the unsavory company of "rogue lawyers," and that's libelous. Now a Georgia Appeals Court agrees the article is potentially libelous, and a jury should hear the case. If the ruling stands, it would create what the paper's lawyers call "libel by association" and hinder reporting on courtroom proceedings.
February 27, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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