Civil Litigation
Apr. 24, 2019
Planned Parenthood seeks to hold anti-abortion activists’ attorneys in contempt
Planned Parenthood called on a federal judge to hold attorneys representing an anti-abortion group in contempt and order monetary sanctions against them for sharing confidential material with a defense expert and a named defendant.
In a case steeped in confidentiality issues, Planned Parenthood called on a federal judge to hold attorneys representing an anti-abortion group in contempt and order monetary sanctions against them for sharing confidential material with a defense expert and a named defendant.
On Tuesday, a hearing was set for next month before U.S. District Judge William H. Orrick of San ...
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