Word: plaintiffs
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...suit, which accused Officer Robert Kotowski of beating Joseph Angier on April 17, 1991, was withdrawn by the plaintiff's attorney in early March after Harvard-hired attorney Richard J. Riley located a witness to the incident...
...goddamn knew he was lying," attorney Ryanhad told The Crimson in March. "The plaintiff toldhis attorney to withdraw the case because wediscovered he was lying and he knew...
...reports, conversations with activists and direct observation. Consider Walter Walker v. Consumer's Power. Walker was a Black engineer who was fired from a Michigan utility after being passed over seven times for promotion. The defendant never refuted the charge, Supported by 136 exhibits entered into evidence, that the plaintiff was more qualified by a wide margin than the white males who were promoted. Acting as his own attorney, he won before an all-white jury...
What happened next is a textbook illustration of how people can manipulate the media and why journalists must do their own homework before giving extended airtime to uncorroborated allegations. According to a source familiar with the case, the plaintiff's lawyer had rushed to file the suit in hopes of having it included in an imminent CNN special on priests and sex. Indeed, plaintiff Steven Cook, 35, had been made available for an exclusive CNN interview. Sure enough, when the suit was filed the next day, Nov. 12, CNN aired the interview with Cook, who said he had repressed...
City Councillor Francis H. Duehay '55, who is a plaintiff in the pro-rent control suit against the secretary of state, said those supporting the referendum are "trying to undermine the authority of Cambridge...