The Sun-Times Media Group has sued Conrad Black to recover some of the legal costs it incurred defending him.
The Sun-Times group, as the remnants of the Hollinger International empire are now known, paid $60 million (£30m) to defend Black, its former Chairman, and three associates during their fraud trial last year.
Black has asked to serve his sentence in a minimum-security prison after a judge last week rejected his request to remain free while he appeals his conviction. He is to begin serving his 6 1/2-year sentence on 3 March.
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