Former Penn State president Graham Spanier officially filed his lawsuit against Louis Freeh for defamation and tortious interference on Wednesday, which came in conjunction with another complaint filed against Penn State for breach of contract.
Remember the charges of obstruction of justice and conspiracy that were dropped against former Penn State Administrators Tim Curley, Gary Schultz, and Graham Spanier last month? Prosecutors are now asking a Pennsylvania appeals court to reconsider their dismissal.
Louis Freeh wants to take Graham Spanier's homefield advantage away in his defamation lawsuit against the former FBI Director.
Former university president Graham Spanier has filed a lawsuit against Louis Freeh and Penn State, alleging defamation and tortious interference by the former, and breach of contract by the latter. Virginia law firm Clare Locke, which is representing Spanier, announced the suit on Wednesday afternoon in a press release.
Graham Spanier and Todd Blackledge were some of the notable guests at day 1 of today's 409 Rally downtown.
Louis Freeh has been replaced as the chairman of his Philadelphia-based law firm, on top of having his claims questioned in his investigation on corruption in the BP Oil Spill.