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When Texas bankruptcy judge David R. Jones hid his romantic relationship with a Biglaw partner and continued to hear cases involving that partner/law firm, it led to a legal ethics conundrum that is still ongoing. Jones, the (now former) federal bankruptcy judge, was involved with Elizabeth Freeman, the (now former) bankruptcy partner at Jackson Walker, and somehow […]
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The judge's actions 'tarnish' a number of cases.
Probably because he continued to hear cases involving his romantic interest and her firm.
No, we can't have nice things.
Not an Onion headline.
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As opposed to the previous two years, where he conducted himself like a normal person.
Damn you, Illuminati!
Awww, don't cry little shitposter!
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Soap opera or legal ethics lapse? Feels like both.
Plus the skinny on Biglaw partner compensation and a Texas court's romantic scandal gets even more wild.
'Talked to Jones. He’s got us.'
Their court filings were just as accurate as their articles!
The best in Biglaw for bankruptcy.