Sometimes First Amendment rights to rebut and set the record straight need to be exercised by parties in litigation before a verdict in order to effectively defend reputation on a timely basis.
March 06, 2018 at 12:50 AM
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Editor and columnist at The Litigation Daily
Note: This letter from Lanny Davis is in response to my Feb. 28 column, Who Needs a Courtroom if You’ve Got a Podcast? For the record, I did reach out to Davis for comment the day before my deadline, but he did not respond until after publication.
To the Editor of The American Lawyer’s Litigation Daily:
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