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June 11, 2007
Trial Begins Today in Judge's $54 Million Suit Over Dry Cleaner's $10 Alteration to His Pants
I previously blogged the story of the Washington, D.C. administrative judge who sued his neighborhood dry cleaner for $65 million over a $10 alteration to his pants. The judge has since reduced his demand to $54 million, and the trial is scheduled to begin today. The Washington Post reports on a proposed settlement.
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Roland Feisler is alive and well, it seems.
Posted by: Doug@usa.com | Jun 11, 2007 1:56:05 PM
This judge be fired for poor ethics and frivolous law suit. Then get the death sentance for being a fraud.
Posted by: scott | Jun 11, 2007 9:43:25 PM
I love this country . money doesn't grow on trees , but law suits sure do
talk about 'suing the pants off' of someone .
he's a judge . i can't see him losing
you go your honor !
Posted by: bflynch | Jun 11, 2007 10:31:52 PM
