There are some lawyers who, when asked to comment on litigation, reply with a slight sneer, “We don't intend to try our case in the media.” And there are others who seem to like nothing more—because sometimes, the court of public opinion is exactly the right forum for a dispute. Case in point: a press conference on Friday by Lanny Davis and his client, former New York City police detective Richard “Bo” Dietl.
October 11, 2015 at 01:46 PM
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There are some lawyers who, when asked to comment on litigation, reply with a slight sneer, “We don’t intend to try our case in the media.”
And there are others who seem to like nothing more—because sometimes, the court of public opinion is exactly the right forum for a dispute.
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