Master Sergeant Jeffrey S. Sarver believes screenwriter Mark Boal based "virtually all of the situations" in the film on events involving him. Sgt Sarver even claims he coined the phrase "the hurt locker", according to his lawyer Geoffrey Fieger. A... Full Article at NEWS.com.au

We hope for a quick resolution to the claims made by Master Sgt. Sarver.'' Representatives for Boal referred calls for comment to Summit Entertainment. According to a news released issued by Sarver's attorney, Geoffrey Fieger, Sarver is the film's... Full Article at Southern California Public Radio

(AP Photo/Summit Entertainment) With the 82nd Academy Awards days away, attorney Geoffrey Fieger’s office announced today that it is filing a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against a front-running best picture nominee. A press conference is planned for 11... Full Article at The Daily Caller

Even more real than the makers of the gritty Oscar frontrunner have let on, according to a lawsuit being prepared on behalf of Iraq war vet Master Sgt. Jeffrey S. Sarver. Per a press release from Sarver's attorney, Geoffrey Fieger, the... Full Article at E! Online

Master Sgt. Jeffrey S. Sarver will file a federal lawsuit Wednesday against the makers of the film, Southfield attorney Geoffrey Fieger said in a news release today. The film, nominated for nine Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director, depicts... Full Article at Detroit News Online

Southfield Public Library will be anything but quiet on Wednesday, March 3. That's when, at 7 p.m. , outspoken attorney Geoffrey Fieger will appear in the meeting room to talk about his three-year court battle against the Alberto Gonzales and President... Full Article at HometownLife.com

U.S. District Judge David M. Lawson ruled Fieger lacked "standing" to bring the lawsuit because the Freedom of Information Act request on which the lawsuit was based was made not by Fieger, but by one of Fieger's attorneys, Michael Dezsi. "Fieger did... Full Article at Detroit News Online

Disappointed with his lawyers, who he says failed to mount much of a defense and delivered an embarrassing closing statement, Riddle now has lines out to Geoffrey Fieger, whom he views as "ideal" and "unique. Few are imbued with the fighting spirit of... Full Article at Detroit News Online

Riddle also praised the strength of holdout juror Angela Woods and denounced the "venom" he said fellow jurors directed at her after a mistrial was declared Wednesday in his City Hall corruption case. "The individual who had the conviction of strength... Full Article at Detroit News Online

Doug Fieger, who pursued his childhood dreams from suburban Detroit to a brief stint at the top of the pop music world with his band The Knack, died Sunday after a lengthy battle with cancer. Fieger, who wrote and sang lead vocals on the 1979 hit My Shar Full Article at Miami Herald

Fieger, who wrote and sang lead vocals on the 1979 hit My Sharona, was 57. His death was confirmed by his brother, Geoffrey Fieger. When he died, Fieger was living in Woodland Hills, Calif. He had battled lung cancer for six years. Full Article at Miami Herald

Fieger, the brother of The Knack singer Doug Fieger, has written a tribute to his brother following the death of Doug from cancer on February 14, 2010. This is what he had to say: "Douglas Lars Fieger, 57, lead singer of the rock group The Knack and... Full Article at Undercover

But the Little Girls Understand." Fieger battled cancer for six years. In 2006 he underwent surgery to remove two tumors from his brain. He is survived by a sister, Beth Falkenstein, and a brother, attorney Geoffrey Fieger of Southfield, Mich. , who is... Full Article at CBS2 Chicago

So Selfish" and "Frustrated." The Knack continued to release albums and tour through the mid-2000s but they never replicated the success they enjoyed with their first two albums, "Get the Knack" and "... But the Little Girls Understand." Fieger battled... Full Article at Hampton Roads Daily Press

But the songwriting was lighter weight than that of such British contemporaries as Elvis Costello and Graham Parker, and the Knack never garnered the critical accolades that routinely greeted Costello and Parker's recordings. Fieger, who had battled... Full Article at Southern California Public Radio

But the Little Girls Understand." Fieger battled cancer for six years. In 2006 he underwent surgery to remove two tumors from his brain. He is survived by a sister, Beth Falkenstein, and a brother, attorney Geoffrey Fieger of Southfield, Mich. , who is... Full Article at Belleville News-Democrat

So Selfish" and "Frustrated." The Knack continued to release albums and tour through the mid-2000s but they never replicated the success they enjoyed with their first two albums, "Get the Knack" and "... But the Little Girls Understand." Fieger battled... Full Article at Southern California Public Radio

Selfish" and "Frustrated." The Knack continued to release albums and tour through the mid-2000s but they never replicated the success they enjoyed with their first two albums, "Get the Knack" and "... But the Little Girls Understand." Fieger battled... Full Article at The San Jose Mercury News

Fieger, leader of the power pop band The Knack who sang on the 1979 hit "My Sharona," has died. He was 57. (AP Photo/Paul Warner,File) Doug Fieger, lead singer of The Knack and brother of local attorney Geoffrey Fieger, died Sunday following a battle... Full Article at The Oakland Press