Lin Wood Represents Kings

Sort of but not really.

This dispute concerns the personal papers and photographs of Coretta Scot King who died in 2006. Two of the children of the late Dr. Martin Luther King and his wife Coretta are refusing to provide a biographer with those materials saying their mother did not want author Barbara Reynolds to write a biography about her. The third sibling, Dexter King who is the executor of his fathers estate says his siblings, the Rev. Bernice King and Martin Luther King III and his mother signed control of their intellectual property over to their father’s estate.

Attorneys for both sides say money is the main dispute but they differ on who is to blame for the problems.

For the full story, read the New York Times recent article concerning the controversy.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/14/books/14bio.htmlколи под наем

As of the date of publication of this article, another client of Wood’s, Howard K. Stern had tentatively settled his defamation lawsuit against Houston Texas Attorney John O’Quinn. O’Quinn suggested on nation television that Stern was responsible for the deaths of Anna Nicole Smith and her son Daniel Smith. However no settlement papers have been filed in the Florida Southern District Federal court.

Presiding Judge Dimitrouleas filed an order for Stern to file a joint stipulation for dismissal or show cause why a joint stipulation has not been filed on or before November 19th, 2008 leaving onlookers of the case to speculate as to why Stern has not followed through on the declared settlement.