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Episode 19 - Follow the Leader
In this week's episode, Sean Carter recaps either nominees in four categories:
(1) THE LITTLE RASCALS (Worst Love Scene)
An Illinois lawyer consented to disbarment after it was discovered that he invited a client to his office, asked her to lift her shirt and then pleasured himself while looking at the client.
(2) DOUBLE TAKE (David Copperfield Award)
A New Jersey lawyer was censured for disbursing to himself twice the amount he was entitled to disburse as executor of his father's estate, thereby, cheating his sister out of her rightful share of the estate.
(3) SUDDEN IMPACT (Worst Legal Strategy)
A D.C. lawyer who responded to a bar complaint by daring the investigator to disbar him got his wish -- a wish that was upheld by the D.C. Court of Appeals.
(4) FOLLOW THE LEADER (Ms/Mr Uncongeniality Award)
An Illinois lawyer was suspended for six months for calling opposing counsel "stupid" and the b-word during a deposition, despite his contention that the election of Trump as President had changed the standards for acceptable civil discourse.
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In this week's episode, Sean Carter recaps either nominees in four categories:
(1) THE LITTLE RASCALS (Worst Love Scene)
An Illinois lawyer consented to disbarment after it was discovered that he invited a client to his office, asked her to lift her shirt and then pleasured himself while looking at the client.
(2) DOUBLE TAKE (David Copperfield Award)
A New Jersey lawyer was censured for disbursing to himself twice the amount he was entitled to disburse as executor of his father's estate, thereby, cheating his sister out of her rightful share of the estate.
(3) SUDDEN IMPACT (Worst Legal Strategy)
A D.C. lawyer who responded to a bar complaint by daring the investigator to disbar him got his wish -- a wish that was upheld by the D.C. Court of Appeals.
(4) FOLLOW THE LEADER (Ms/Mr Uncongeniality Award)
An Illinois lawyer was suspended for six months for calling opposing counsel "stupid" and the b-word during a deposition, despite his contention that the election of Trump as President had changed the standards for acceptable civil discourse.