…and how he spends his Unruh Act windfall results in — did you guess? — more legal complications. [Gendy Alimurung, L.A. Weekly via @andrewmgrossman; Nowell's earlier legal battles here and here]
Chronicling the high cost of our legal system
by Walter Olson on December 3, 2012
…and how he spends his Unruh Act windfall results in — did you guess? — more legal complications. [Gendy Alimurung, L.A. Weekly via @andrewmgrossman; Nowell's earlier legal battles here and here]
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Luckily Mr. Nowell’s smell was not due to perfume or he never would have won the lawsuit.
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