To boot, in Etheridge’s corner is power attorney John Keker, the one-time chief prosecutor in the Iran-Contra case whose client list is a corporate and celebrity who’s who. The Chronicle’s C. W. Nevius writes about it.
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Food,
Places
Can you picture Tosca Café, the landmark North Beach watering hole, being evicted because the landlord, strip club owner Roger Forbes, wants to tack some more onto the $7,500-a-month he collects from Tosca’s famously cranky owner, Jeannette Etheridge? Didn’t think so.
To boot, in Etheridge’s corner is power attorney John Keker, the one-time chief prosecutor in the Iran-Contra case whose client list is a corporate and celebrity who’s who. The Chronicle’s C. W. Nevius writes about it.
Tosca Café: landlord threatens to evict; owner retains legal heavyweight
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
To boot, in Etheridge’s corner is power attorney John Keker, the one-time chief prosecutor in the Iran-Contra case whose client list is a corporate and celebrity who’s who. The Chronicle’s C. W. Nevius writes about it.
