(From left) Elaine Sharp, Harvey Silverglate, Barry Scheck, and Andrew Good at a 1997 press conference. Sharp had accused the men of damaging her reputation by publicly announcing that they fired her.
(Tom Herde/ File/ The Boston Globe)
Lawyer who resigned from Woodward case settles her libel suit
(From left) Elaine Sharp, Harvey Silverglate, Barry Scheck, and Andrew Good at a 1997 press conference. Sharp had accused the men of damaging her reputation by publicly announcing that they fired her.
(Tom Herde/ File/ The Boston Globe)
More than a decade after British au pair Louise Woodward garnered worldwide headlines for killing a Newton baby left in her care, a libel suit that arose from a bitter split among her defense team was settled yesterday just as it was about to go to trial in Boston. (Full article: 564 words)
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