It doesn't matter what happens in a British court
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in response to reader comment: Just what protects professionals like Ms. Ehrenfeld?

Submitted by Rob, Dec 21, 2007 20:30

It just doesn't matter what happens in a British court concerning an American citizen. The NY court was right...because the protection is already there. Court orders in Britian are not enforceable in the United States, and visa versa.

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