
Biglaw Partner Accused Of Improperly Rifling Through Client Files To Get Advantage In Divorce Case
The partner denies the allegations.
The partner denies the allegations.
Oopsie doesn't quite cover it.
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The firm denies the allegations in the suit.
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Certainly not personally vested in this at all.
Fantasy shows are giving people all the wrong ideas.
Maybe not the best way to find a lawyer.
The judge didn't take kindly to his nonsense.