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If at first an injunction doesn't succeed, try holding the lawyer in contempt and enjoining him again. That seems to be the lesson federal Judge Harvey Bartle III in Philadelphia has drawn from dealings with a Texas attorney. Bartle, who oversees the massive settlement of fen-phen litigation, has found George M. Fleming in contempt for ignoring an order barring him from seeking punitive damages in a suit over the diet drug.
April 14, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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