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Report: AXL ROSE Lawsuit Gets Off To A Touchy Start

July 24, 2010

Press Telegram.com reports: Dueling lawsuits involving GUNS N' ROSES front man Axl Rose and his former manager began on a sour note, so a judge said [Friday] she may appoint a third party help them strike a more pleasant chord.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Rita Miller blamed attorneys for Rose and Irving Azoff for problems during a recent deposition that Azoff's attorneys suspended before it was over.

Rose's lawyer, Sasha Frid, said the questions he asked got Azoff so upset that the manager threw a copy of the Wall Street Journal at the attorney.

Azoff's counsel, Steve Rothschild, said he was present at the deposition and denies that happened.

Read the entire report from Press Telegram.com.

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