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Jiujitsu champ loses suit with lawyers
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TORRANCE:
Trainer claimed his attorneys had botched statutory rape case to
which he pleaded no contest.
y By Denise Nix
A Brazilian jiujitsu champion from the South Bay who pleaded no
contest to having sex with a teenager he coached lost his lawsuit
Friday against his former attorneys, whom he claimed botched his
case.
"It never should have been filed," Torrance attorney Robert
Ernenwein, a partner at McGregor and Ernenwein, said about Ryan
Gregg's lawsuit. "It was ...
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