An Eastern District judge has criticized attempts by L'Or�al and its outside counsel to persuade Justice Department officials to bring criminal charges against two hair care products distributors as leverage in a civil suit. Judge Leonard D. Wexler also vacated a 17-year-old injunction against the distributors, in effect ending the lawsuit.
December 04, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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An Eastern District judge has criticized attempts by L’Or�al and its outside counsel to persuade Justice Department officials to bring criminal charges against two hair care products distributors as leverage in a civil suit.
Eastern District Judge Leonard D. Wexler, in Matrix Essentials v. Quality King Distributors, CV 90-1070, also vacated a 17-year-old injunction against the distributors, in effect ending the lawsuit.
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