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Sopranos Boss David Chase Wins Lawsuit as Jury Says Fuhgeddaboutit
After a five-day trial and 90 minutes of deliberation, a jury decided that Sopranos creator David Chase owes no money to Robert Baer, a former prosecutor and judge who gave Chase the idea for a show about north Jersey mobsters. Outside the courtroom, the New York Daily News reports, Chase likened the legal action to "a fly buzzing in your bathroom for several years, and now it's been swatted." He then made an awesome allusion to the Sopranos controversial conclusion, saying of the trial, "I hope [fans] like the ending."
After a five-day trial and 90 minutes of deliberation, a jury decided that
Sopranos creator
David Chase owes no money to Robert Baer, a former prosecutor and judge who gave Chase the idea for a show about north Jersey mobsters.
Outside the courtroom, the New York
Daily News reports, Chase likened the legal action to "a fly buzzing in your bathroom for several years, and now it's been swatted." He then made an awesome allusion to the
Sopranos controversial conclusion, saying of the trial, "I hope [fans] like the ending."