Third Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against RH
A third class action lawsuit has been filed against Random House, this one in Seattle by attorney Mike Myers alleging breach of contract, unjust enrichment, negligent misrepresentation, intentional misrepresentation and violation of the Washington Consumer Protection Act.
In addition, as previous posts here indicate, the re are uncanny similarities with The Da Vinci Code's marketing, a fact which is increasingly being noticed.
As desperate as Random House has been to keep Dan Brown or anyone from the company from testifying under oath, the truth gets closer to slipping out every day.
In addition, as previous posts here indicate, the re are uncanny similarities with The Da Vinci Code's marketing, a fact which is increasingly being noticed.
As desperate as Random House has been to keep Dan Brown or anyone from the company from testifying under oath, the truth gets closer to slipping out every day.
posted by Lewis Perdue at 9:35 AM
4 Comments:
It's more prevalent that we know. Check this out: Nasdijj
The penalties for fraud need to be significant and memorable.
Your piece led me to this one as well: Free James Frey
Free him indeed!
I suppose with people defending the lies in these as well as AMLP and DVCode, it's time to discard, "Ye shall know the truth and the truth will make you free" and rewrite it as,
"Ye shall know something that someone calls whatever they think is convenient, and whatever it really is will keep you a slave in your head."
The acceptance of dishonesty is certainly the beginning of evil.
That piece is by a screenwriter too and it's more of a skewering than a defense from my reading of it. Winfrey nailed him and Talese, finally.
Yes, but it was less of a skewering than a slap on the wrist... some will cozy up to hi because it was such clever marketing.
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