Meet disgraced insurance defense lawyer Philip H. Lo of Gordon Rees Scully & Mansukhani, LLP, a massive law firm that focuses on defending insurance companies and their clients. Just last month, Lo attempted – and failed – to stifle free speech by demanding that a California court stop a victimized car collector from posting online photos of a Land Rover Defender. Defenders are classic Land Rovers known for ruggedness and a cultish following from Jeep and G-Wagon outdoor enthusiasts who often spend their savings rebuilding these little tractor-like, all-terrain trucks used in Safari adventures and James Bond films. The photos were taken by experts when a court ordered a car inspection in a lawsuit for fraud and breach of contract filed against a car restoration shop in Gig Harbor, Washington. Instead of producing its customer’s restored Land Rover, the crooks provided a completely different vehicle which was non-operational, rusted-out junk. This is where Phil Lo and Gordon Rees come in trying to impose what’s called a protective order on the victims while being fully aware of the scam. According to the customer, Chad Ullery, “it was a evil and clumsy attempt by Phil Lo to file a baseless motion with the court to prevent the true facts from reaching the crooked shop’s customer base and conceal its scam from the public.”