Lawyers face 'legal version of Nemesis' over Wilkinson's Logies speech | Murpharoo's new law in PM's office: first, just keep quiet

Email Channel 10’s legal advice to Lisa Wilkinson was never revealed in the defamation trial but is now set to be made public – along with claims of back-stabbing by some lawyers involved.

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