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Pacquiao’s lawyer Judd Burstein was on speaker phone calling from his New York office at the Philippine Sportswriters Association (PSA) Forum yesterday and said he’s prepared to fly in, testify and show evidence proving Nazario was involved in a scheme that substantially reduced the fighter’s earnings from six US fights in 2001-04.


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                    [Summary] => NEW YORK–The jury trial to resolve the dispute between Filipino fighter Manny Pacquiao and New Jersey promoter Murad Muhammad is expected to open a can of worms as the opposing parties claim to be victims of serious breaches of contract in filing damage suits against each other.


Pacquiao’s lawyer Judd Burstein and Muhammad’s lawyer Julian Friedman are locked in a bitter legal war that started before presiding federal judge Loretta Preska in Room 12-A at the Daniel Patrick Moynihan US Courthouse on Pearl Street in downtown Manhattan last Monday.


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Forgive and forget, says Pacquiao

By Joaquin M. Henson | July 6, 2005 - 12:00am

Boxing hero Manny Pacquiao’s back in town and he’s definitely not filing a case against former business manager Rod Nazario. Pacquiao’s lawyer Judd Burstein was on speaker phone calling from his New...

Sports

Trial to open can of worms

By Joaquin M. Henson | June 27, 2005 - 12:00am

NEW YORK–The jury trial to resolve the dispute between Filipino fighter Manny Pacquiao and New Jersey promoter Murad Muhammad is expected to open a can of worms as the opposing parties claim to be victims of...

Sports