Philadelphia Inquirer
Dan Gross says he did nothing wrong and believes he would have been vindicated had the case gone to trial, but “I am glad that a settlement was reached and that I can put the matter behind me.” Former Philly news anchor Alycia Lane claimed in her lawsuit that Gross and others invaded her privacy by making public her private e-mails and photos. || Read Gross’ statement.
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Philly Daily News gossip columnist, ex-anchor settle
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