First Amendment Law | Johnson & Johnson LLP

Ledger plays a role in lawsuit

“My client wishes to have privacy. This is not a good thing to have happen to you,” the lawyer, Neville Johnson, said.

posted on: Jan 16, 2009 | author: admin

News gathering has placed the First Amendment rights of the media on a collision course with the privacy rights of individuals

posted on: Nov 30, 2008 | author: admin

Champions of Justice Radio Show, KRLA 870 AM, August 2, 2008

posted on: Aug 2, 2008 | author: admin

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