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What self respecting lawyer would ever advise their client, whom is probably being investigated for criminal charges, to tell their story to the media?
by coralreef 4y ago
What self respecting lawyer would ever advise their client, whom is probably being investigated for criminal charges, to tell their story to the media?
- maxbond 4y agoPrediction: in the next few weeks we will see a story about his lawyers firing their client.
- SilasX 4y agoWe already went through one cycle of that: https://cointelegraph.com/news/sbf-s-lawyers-terminate-ftx-representation-due-to-conflicts-of-interest https://cointelegraph.com/news/sbf-s-lawyers-terminate-ftx-r...
- throwawaylinux 4y agoCan't PR play a big part in high profile and political trials? I feel it can definitely be a strategy to try to put your story out before someone else does. Obviously you're not going to come out and say you're doing this as a PR strategy developed with your legal team, you're going to act like it's a personal risk to yourself to tell your story, which I suppose lends it some credibility in the eyes of some people. Like some of the people in this thread. The man's a con artist. I'm astounded that people still believe anything he says. I suppose I shouldn't be, he must be a very good con man because he managed to steal billions of dollars.