David Boies Under Fire For ‘Slut-Shaming’
Did Boies cross a line with his litigation tactics?
Did Boies cross a line with his litigation tactics?
The hits just keep on coming.
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Take Paul Clement minus anything.
Welp, he had a bad day.
David Boies's role in keeping the allegations against the Hollywood mogul under wraps.
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