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In an unusual case stemming from a legal malpractice action, a New York judge has ruled that one lawyer may sue another for defamation over statements made in a complaint, at an arbitration hearing and to the press. Michael A. Lacher claimed that fellow litigator Thomas E. Engel defamed him in a suit that claimed Lacher padded his bills and visited gambling and dating Web sites while he was supposed to be working. The court said Engel's "incendiary allegations of criminal conduct" were not privileged.
May 06, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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