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In a concession that comes as a boon to the American Bar Association, Philadelphia attorney Richard A. Sprague has agreed that he should be treated as a "limited purpose" public figure for the purposes of his libel suit against the ABA and its monthly magazine, the ABA Journal . Sprague claims he was defamed by an October 2000 article that described him as "perhaps the most powerful lawyer-cum-fixer in the state."
April 04, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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