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Klayman filed a request for an investigation into the Special Counsel's tactics on behalf of Jerome Corsi, who was a subject of the investigation of 2016 presidential election; [138] Klayman also represented Corsi in an unsuccessful lawsuit alleging Mueller and other government actors violated his constitutional rights and leaked grand jury ...
In 2003, Judicial Watch founder Larry Klayman left the organization to run for the United States Senate from Florida. [75] In 2006, Klayman sued Judicial Watch and its president, Tom Fitton. Judicial Watch asserted several claims against Klayman as well; in 2019, Judicial Watch obtained a $2.8 million verdict against Klayman on its claims of ...
In the new lawsuit, attorney Larry Klayman is seeking more than $3 billion in damages. In a statement, Klayman blasted McKay and his collaborators for their “deceit and greed,” which he said ...
Shortly after the disclosure, plaintiffs Larry Klayman, founder of Freedom Watch, Charles Strange and Mary Strange, parents of Michael Strange, a cryptologist technician for the NSA and support personnel for Navy Seal Team VI who was killed in Afghanistan, filed lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the bulk metadata collection of phone ...
Larry Klayman pioneered the slash-and-burn legal tactics that have become an endemic feature of American politics. Now, he faces the prospect of his own professional demise.
Dean was represented in the case by right-wing attorney Larry Klayman. Dean lost the case in June 2012, and was ordered to pay a total of $24,625.23 to defendants MSNBC & Rachel Maddow. [55] Dean reacted to this defeat with the claim that "Judges are to enforce the law, not to defend lawbreakers and then award them money." [56]
Freedom Watch's founder Larry Klayman said in a statement: "This is the first and only hard-hitting case to address the growing email scandal. What Hillary Clinton, her husband, and their ...
Two lawsuits filed in state court, including one filed by Larry Klayman, sought to have Obama declared ineligible. [120] [121] Joe Arpaio, the sheriff for Maricopa County, Arizona, submitted in support of Klayman's suit an affidavit stating "there is probable cause that [Obama's birth certificate] is a forgery."