
Former Biglaw Attorney Headed To Jail On Stalking Charges
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Maybe they take their gardening VERY seriously.
He blamed the stress of the job for his actions.
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And he was awarded over a million dollars in damages.
A couple of felony convictions and you're out of the lawyering game for good.
This ex-prosecutor now knows what it's like to be a criminal defendant.
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The victim alleges the harassment has been going on for over a year.
That's a long list of charges...
An update on a lawyer who rose to Above the Law infamy in 2010.
Charges have been dropped, and the professor is considering suing for defamation.
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The law school is aware of the allegations but hasn't spoken to the professor about them yet.
Some might think McBain should be disciplined for hulking up against this guy. But not me.
Courts are wrestling with how to interpret baffling emoticons.
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* Where do lonely hearts go? To court. This ex-Illinois Law student was accused of stalking a classmate and barred setting foot on campus for a two-year time period. A new trial was ordered, and now he may be able to graduate. Yay? [National Law Journal]
* Law firms of all sizes are merging at a record pace, but that doesn't mean that it's going to continue like this ad infinitum. Eventually, all of the fun is going to stop, and it'll likely because there isn't any more profitability to be had for these firms. Womp. [Am Law Daily]
* Corporate legal departments are pushing for more diversity among their ranks, with companies like Xerox leading the way. NAPABA is hopeful that we'll see 20 Asian-American lawyers as general counsel of Fortune 500 companies by 2020. [WSJ Law Blog]
* For a man who wanted to "get rich or die tryin," things don't seem to be working out so well: Bankrupt rapper 50 Cent was busy denying ownership of many of his luxury items in court this week. He says he rents, borrows, and leases most of his bling. [Associated Press]
An appellate panel turns the tables on the judge who labeled a lawyer creepy for just doing his job.