
Lawyer Learning The Hard Way Offensive Nicknames For Colleagues Are, In Fact, Offensive
So not okay in the workplace.
So not okay in the workplace.
Yikes, not particualrly professional.
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The associate reportedly groped coworkers.
This was completely unnecessary.
We live in the dumbest timeline.
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Wouldn't you want to know if it happened in your office?
A Biglaw firm being silly and having a good time!
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* “Now everybody’s gonna know that you died scratching my balls.” [Roll On Friday] * “Get these motherf***ing iguanas off my… wait, iguanas? That’s not cool. Maybe we should go with ‘snakes’ or something. Unless you like hotz-pacho.” — conversation I wish happened. [Legal Blog Watch] * The counterclaim from this allegedly pervy lawyer is priceless. [Not-So Private Parts / Forbes] * Look, every time a company loses a bunch of money doesn’t mean a crime has been committed. [WSJ Law Blog] * I actually think that liberals care about property rights just as much as conservatives. It’s just that liberals don’t automatically assume that any use of eminent domain is inherently nefarious. [The Volokh Conspiracy] * Wait, sometimes my order from Amazon gets delayed because somebody stole it at the post office? [Legal Juice] * Everybody, let’s say welcome to another publication that has figured out recent law graduates are drowning in debt. [Salon]
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