New Twist in VVM/Bay Guardian Case

By AAN Staff

april 14, 2009 08:16 am

While last year's verdict in favor of the San Francisco Bay Guardian in its predatory pricing lawsuit against SF Weekly and Village Voice Media is being appealed, the Guardian claims VVM is ducking its debts and hiding its assets in an effort not to pay the $15.6 million it owes in damages. VVM executive editor Michael Lacey says that's not correct. "The case is on appeal. You are not entitled to a penny," he writes in a blog post.

Tags: Management, San Francisco Bay Guardian, SF Weekly, Village Voice Media Holdings, LLC, Tim Redmond, Michael Lacey

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