
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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Two lawyers and a client are dead as a result of this tragic murder-suicide.
Jonas's marriage to Sophie Turner is “irretrievably broken.”
Good statistics on how much a divorce costs are not easy to find.
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The answer is ... it's complicated.
Distributing memories is far more emotional than distributing bank accounts.
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The firm denies the allegations in the suit.
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How one practice area is impacted by the pandemic.
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.