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- Richard Roth, 73, is a retired U.S. Air Force major general and an attorney. He’s on his final term. He has a law degree from Emory University. During his long career in the Judge Advocate General’s Corps, he also worked for Riverside law firms for more than 30 years and was an attorney with the National Labor Relations Board.
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Dec 6, 2015 · p: (212) 542-8882. e: rich@rrothlaw.com. Founder and partner Richard A. Roth is highly regarded by his colleagues, adversaries, judges and peers for his strong litigation experience, aggressive nature and innovative “out of the box” thinking.
- Law firm Spotlight: Richard Roth, The Roth Law Firm
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Jun 17, 2024 · Once viewers knew that Richard Gadd’s story was real, it didn’t take long for them to uncover the 'real-life Martha' aka Fiona Harvey. As Fiona – a Scottish lawyer – was thrust into the spotlight, she revealed that she was unhappy with her supposed portrayal in Baby Reindeer.
Aug 27, 2024 · The complaint, filed by attorney Richard Roth on behalf of Harvey, describes the ways in which Harvey was easily identifiable by internet sleuths days after the miniseries’ release, making her subject to threats and harassment.
Jun 19, 2024 · The lawyer representing Fiona Harvey - who claims to be "real life Martha" from Baby Reindeer as she sues Netflix - has spoken out in a new televised interview on Wednesday. Legal brain Richard...
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Jun 7, 2024 · Richard Roth, a New York-based lawyer representing Ms Harvey, told the BBC there was "no doubt" that Ms Harvey's identity was used for Baby Reindeer's plot. He said he had...
Jul 24, 2024 · Richard Roth, part of Harvey's counsel and founder and partner at the Roth Law Group, said that Harvey's claim against Netflix was "very strong" in a phone interview.
PAM managing editor Kristen Oliveri sits down with founder Richard Roth of The Roth Law Firm to talk about the law firm’s structure, what makes it unique and the critical question on every wealthy person’s mind: when do we sue?
