‘DoorDash Girl’ Hit With Felony Charges For Sharing Video Of Naked, Passed-Out Man On Social Media
For everyone saying, ‘Duh, she's gonna get in trouble,’ send out your ‘I told you so’ messages.
Morning Docket: 04.14.21
* A Michigan lawyer is accused of taking money his dead client meant to give to the Michigan Humane Society. Guess it's a dog-eat-dog world... [Michigan Live] * A class action has been filed against Whole Foods over the labeling of its "Lemon Raspberry Italian Sparkling Mineral Water" which purportedly did not contain enough lemon or raspberry ingredients. [National Law Review] * The Pennsylvania prosecutor caught allegedly delivering food with DoorDash during the work day has resigned from his job. [Courier Times] * A New York attorney has had his bank accounts frozen after clients alleged that the lawyer stole money from them. [Crain's New York] * A Pennsylvania law firm is moving to a new space after 118 years in the same building. Hope they at least got a pretzel day for that loyalty... [WPXI News]
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Prosecutor Gets Demoted For Working As DoorDash Driver While On The Job
In the criminal justice system, late and cold food deliveries are especially heinous.
Morning Docket: 03.22.21
* Tesla's Board allegedly failed to hire a lawyer to regulate Elon Musk's tweets. Sounds like this could be a pretty fun job. [Business Insider] * A new lawsuit alleges that Arkansas police detained and searched a black law student because of his skin color. [ABC News] * A Pennsylvania prosecutor is in hot water after he reportedly worked for DoorDash during working hours. This might be more illustrative of the low pay of some prosecutors than anything else... [Fox News] * College students are continuing to sue universities over charging high tuition fees during the pandemic. [CBS News] * Donald Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen claims he learned much about startup companies in prison. Could help him find a career after the law... [Market Watch]