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Lawyers defending the American Bar Association and the ABA Journal in a defamation suit brought by Philadelphia attorney Richard A. Sprague have filed summary judgment motions saying Sprague lacks evidence to prove actual malice or that the article at issue harmed his reputation or caused him emotional distress; and that he can't meet the heightened test to win punitive damages where the plaintiff is a public figure.
July 08, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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