Lawyer Dispute Escalates From Picture of Cat Playing Violin to Gunfire
There were a few other steps involved, but those are the big ones.
There were a few other steps involved, but those are the big ones.
A love story (with important evidentiary implications).
You know the ones.
Roy Pearson has re-entered the building.
And I continue to think it’s funny, which obviously doesn’t mean you should do it.
In particular it is bad form to be seen “resting [one’s] head” against one’s client during trial.
You are getting very sleepy … and when you awaken, my billable rate will seem reasonable.
You barbarians out there who aren't hyphenating compound adjectives should take note: sometimes it makes a difference. The San Francisco Chronicle reported last week on what it called an "unusual twist" in the trial of a man charged with fraud: his…
Here's a more interesting decision by the Supreme Court, although maybe "decision" is the wrong word. The question is: if your client insists on filing something that is complete gibberish, do you have to agree, or do you have an…
Things haven't gone too well for Eike Batista over the past few years. Once the richest man in Brazil and among the top ten in the world (he supposedly made it to eighth place), with a net worth of about…