Outcome
The court granted summary judgment in favor of both defendants (Aronson and Ginsburg) based on the litigation privilege under Civil Code section 47. All of plaintiff's claims were barred by the privilege, and the court awarded sanctions against plaintiff and his attorney.
What This Ruling Means
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