A California nail maker is tightening the screws on two plaintiffs firms advertising for litigants against the company. In suits filed earlier this month in California and Tennessee, Simpson Strong-Tie Co. alleges that Web and newspaper advertisements by two firms defame the company, implying its screws are defective. Plaintiffs firm advertisements have long posed legal questions, but few suits like Simpson's have been filed, say experts.
February 15, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
An East Bay nail maker is tightening the screws on two plaintiffs firms advertising for litigants against the company.
In suits filed earlier this month in San Jose, Calif., and Tennessee, Simpson Strong-Tie Co. alleges that Web and newspaper advertisements by two firms defame the company, implying its screws are defective.
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