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A federal judge has refused to hold in contempt the attorney for rock legend George Harrison, finding that the lawyer's public comments about the doctor who treated the former Beatle for cancer did not violate a confidential settlement. An earlier suit claimed the doctor leaked information about Harrison's treatment and coerced him into signing memorabilia. The agreement contained confidentiality provisions that forbade either party from making public statements about Harrison's treatment.
October 06, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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