Barry Bonds -- home run champ and self-professed victim of a rabid press -- has adopted a curious legal strategy in recent weeks. Bonds has retained a trio of attorneys that will consider going after anyone who has defamed Bonds, particularly those who have attributed statements to the ballplayer that Bonds denies saying, according to a press release. San Francisco lawyer Todd Schneider said the team has been reviewing just about everything anyone has said publicly about Bonds over the past few years.
August 22, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Barry Bonds — hometown homer champ and self-professed victim of a rabid press — has adopted a curious legal strategy in recent weeks.
For years now, the slugger has been represented by Michael Rains, a name partner at Rains, Lucia & Wilkinson who specializes in representing cops accused of beating people up.
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