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Dodgers’ owner Frank McCourt fires wife Jamie

Dodgers owner Frank McCourt has fired his estranged wife, Jamie, from her position as the team\'s chief executive, triggering what her attorney said would be an imminent legal response.
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October 23, 2009

From LATimes.com:

Dodgers owner Frank McCourt has fired his estranged wife, Jamie, from her position as the team’s chief executive, triggering what her attorney said would be an imminent legal response.

“Jamie is disappointed and saddened by her termination,” attorney Dennis Wasser said Thursday. “As co-owner of the Dodgers, she will address this and all other issues in the courtroom.”

Wasser would not say whether she would continue to occupy her office at Dodger Stadium. He said that would depend on the outcome of legal proceedings he expected to initiate “in the next couple weeks.”

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