Anne Egerton appeared as in-house counsel for KNBC television alongside Patricia Duncan and media attorney Kelli Sager during litigation over subpoenas concerning reporter Tracie Savage and KNBC broadcast materials. Egerton told the court that Sager would address the motion to quash the subpoena concerning Savage, while Egerton would address KNBC's related motion concerning the subpoena duces tecum. In arguing for Savage, Sager characterized the defense as seeking confidential sources connected to a September 1994 report about socks found in Simpson's bedroom and as attempting to use that information to support an evidence-planting conspiracy theory.