On Tuesday, San Francisco's 1st District Court of Appeal upheld an injunction requested by attorney Christopher Hanson and his client Raymond Cote against two reportedly out-of-control defendants in a fraud case. Lincoln Finley Jr. must stay at least 100 yards from Hanson's home and office and 100 yards from Cote. In addition, Finley's wife, LaTonya, must not own or possess a firearm. The Finleys have allegedly tried to pick fights, threatened Cote and chased Hanson with their car.
June 29, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Maybe it was the alleged death threat against Christopher Hanson’s client. Or possibly the alleged attempt at running Hanson off the road. Or it could have been both.
Whatever it was, the Alameda, Calif., attorney decided it would be wise if he and client Raymond Cote put some distance between themselves and two reportedly out-of-control defendants in a fraud case.
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