Judge Clyde Reese, Georgia Court of Appeals. (Photo: John Disney/ ALM)
The Court of Appeals agreed a part-time public defender's suit over statement the ACLU posted about him "extorting" indigent clients was not barred by Georgia's Anti-SLAPP Suit statute.
June 25, 2020 at 02:41 PM
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The Georgia Court of Appeals upheld a trial judge’s decision keeping alive a defamation lawsuit brought by a Brunswick lawyer who claims statements made by the American Civil Liberties Union ruined his career.
Attorney B. Reid Zeh, who for several years served as a public defender and ran a private practice handling felony cases, sued the ACLU over online postings he claims falsely accused him of charging clients who should have received free representation.
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