Original complaint for defamation--filed Oct. 5, 2007
They are clearly covering up something. They need to show what it is that they are covering up.
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Page 6, lines 7-9 Paragraph 22 "Public officials who want to keep the public in the dark call on Dan Shinoff and Mark Bresee to keep witneses quiet and to finesse the paperwork."
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Paragraph 23 "...violated the law in case after case." I know this is true for the following cases:
GIC 781970
Helped cover up wrongdoing in GIC 823858 (Elizabeth Schulman, Matthew C. Smith)
GIC 825879, later combined with GIC 781970, had five causes of action, including fraud and obstruction of justice. Ray Artiano illegally evaded service in this case.
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Page 6 lines 23-26 "Daniel Shinoff, Kelly Angell Minnehan, Jeffery Morris and their law firm, Stutz, Artiano, Shinoff & Holtz took $100,000s of taxpayer dollars to cover up crimes at Chula Vista Elementary School District."
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Maura Larkins' earlier lawsuit against Stutz' clients was thrown out in December 2004 because Larkins failed to file a motion to compel.
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Tactics for which Lozano, Smith was sanctioned included "repeated misstatements of the record, frivolous objections to plaintiff's statement of facts, and repeated mischaracterizations of the law.
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The public has a right to know when its officials are paying tax dollars to lawyers for violating the law.
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Kelly Angell Compex trick August 2003 Kept illegal files
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paragraph 15
Lozano Smith
Paragraph 25 Bob Gallagher
It was approximately March of 2004 when Maura Larkins became aware that Gallagher had left Stutz Gallagher. Kelly Angell informed Judge Nevitt (in Larkins' presence) that Gallagher was no longer part of the firm, and the firm had changed its name.
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Stutz, Artiano, Shinoff & Holtz v. Maura Larkins
August 5, 2011
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1. Click HERE to see First Amended Complaint--Aug. 29, 2008
Click HERE to see First Amended Complaint--filed Aug. 29, 2008
Original defamation suit Stutz v. Larkins
Bill Cosby sues seven of his
accusers for defamation
Bill Cosby Files Lawsuit
Against Seven Accusers
Melissa Chan
Time
Dec. 14, 2015
As Boston University revokes honorary
degree conferred on the comedian
Bill Cosby has filed a lawsuit against
seven of the women who have accused
him of sexually assaulting them in what his
lawyer called an intentional bid to
“assassinate his character” for money.
The embattled comedian suffered
emotional distress and “substantial
injuries” to his reputation, business
contracts, as well as damage to his
property, his lawyer Monique Pressley
said Monday.
Cosby is countersuing Tamara Green,
Therese Serignese, Linda Traitz, Louisa
Moritz, Barbara Bowman, Joan Tarshis
and Angela Leslie for their “malicious,
opportunistic, and false and defamatory”
accusations of sexual misconduct,
according to the suit filed Monday in the U.
S. District Court in Massachusetts. The
accusers sought out to “cause damage”
to his reputation and to gain money, the
suit continues.
“Mr. Cosby states plainly that he neither
drugged nor sexually assaulted the
defendants,” Pressley said in the
statement. Cosby is seeking “relief” from
federal court and has asked the court to
stop the defendants to publicly “correct”
their public statements. Multiple women
have come forward to accuse Cosby of
sexual assault in recent years, claims he
has denied repeatedly.
The lawsuit comes as Boston University
announced it has stripped Cosby of his
honorary degree over the multiple claims.
The comedian’s alleged conduct
“demonstrates that his character fails to
reflect the integrity and virtues that the
university values and esteems,” it said in
a statement.
Cosby was given the honorary Doctor of
Humane Letters degree in 2014.
San Diego Education Report
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San Diego Education Report
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Education Report
Bill Cosby Lawyers Fight
Deposition of Wife in
Defamation Lawsuit
by The Associated Press
Dec. 19, 2015
BOSTON — Lawyers for Bill Cosby said
Friday they will fight an attempt to require
his wife to give a sworn deposition in a
defamation lawsuit filed by seven women
who accuse the comedian of sexually
assaulting them decades ago.
A lawyer for the women has subpoenaed
Camille Cosby to be deposed on Jan. 6. at
a hotel in Springfield, Massachusetts.
But Cosby's lawyers filed a motion Friday
to quash the subpoena, saying she has
no firsthand, non-repetitive knowledge of
issues in the lawsuit. They also argue that
any confidential communications between
Cosby and his wife are protected by the
Massachusetts spousal disqualification
rule...