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Summary Of Caruso Vs Nancy Grace

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On March 8, 2008, Patricia Caruso sued Nancy Grace for allegedly not honoring an agreement to have Caruso act as executive producer of her new syndicated show Swift Justice. Caruso filed the law suit in the New York Supreme Court after she claimed that she and grace had made an agreement to create a legal themed syndicate TV series. The Agreement doesn’t appear to have been made in writing. Caruso says that the two met in 2002 after being employed by Court TV. After a while of working together the two had a lunch meeting at a restaurant in New York in 2008. They discussed a new show, which was proposed to be called Grace’s Cases, with Grace assisting people in their legal issues along with other lawyers. The two are said to have discussed

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