Anne Egerton served as in-house counsel for KNBC television alongside Patricia Duncan, appearing in support of lead media attorney Kelli Sager during the defense's effort to compel reporter Tracie Savage to reveal her confidential sources. The dispute centered on Savage's September 1994 broadcast reporting DNA test results on socks found in Simpson's bedroom — results from testing that had not yet been conducted — which the defense sought to use as evidence of a conspiracy to plant evidence. Egerton's role was narrower than Sager's, handling the motion to quash the subpoena duces tecum directed at KNBC's broadcast materials while Sager argued the broader shield law protections for Savage herself.