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I'm very impressed that the victim's law firm employer gave him the benefit of the doubt, and hired a forensics firm to get to the bottom of it. In this day and
by SeoxyS 15y ago
I'm very impressed that the victim's law firm employer gave him the benefit of the doubt, and hired a forensics firm to get to the bottom of it. In this day and age, expectations of loyalty from companies to their employees are very very low.
- geuis 15y agoIn part, this might be that people typically spend many years working their way up the ladder at a law firm. This requires building strong work and personal relationships with coworkers and a lot of trust. If a very, very good friend was in a similar situation and being accused of some very bad crimes, I like to think that I would give them the benefit of the doubt during the course of the investigation. Given condemning evidence, of course, that would change the nature of such a friendship in a negative manner.
- T_S_ 15y agoMe too. But perhaps it have harmed the cases he was working on. Never underestimate the incentives.