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Attorney Richard A. Sprague has cleared another hurdle in his defamation lawsuit against the American Bar Association and its magazine, the ABA Journal , now that a federal judge in Philadelphia has ruled that a jury could conclude the magazine acted with actual malice when it described Sprague as a "fixer." The judge based his ruling on the fact that the magazine's employees were aware that the term "fixer" has both positive and negative meanings.
July 23, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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