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"Woman walks with $275k in dance hall case"

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"Woman walks with $275k in dance hall case": The Citizen-Times of Asheville, North Carolina today contains an article that begins, "Rebecca Willis sued to make her point six years ago. A settlement Thursday gave her a six-figure exclamation point. The town of Marshall agreed to pay $275,000 for banning Willis from a community dance hall on allegations her moves were too risque."

The News-Record and Sentinel of Marshall, North Carolina reports that "Lawyer says 'dirty dancing' case finally settled."

And The Associated Press reports that "Legal grind ends for woman accused of dirty dance."

This blog's earlier coverage of two federal appellate court rulings in the case can be accessed here and here.

Full post as published by How Appealing on November 14, 2008 (boomark / email).

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