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All of the parties involved need to be sanctioned. The employees following the bad instruction and the lawyers issuing the instruction. Violating a court order
by hermitdev 3y ago
All of the parties involved need to be sanctioned. The employees following the bad instruction and the lawyers issuing the instruction. Violating a court order at the instruction of your employer's lawyer doesn't give you a free pass. Remember: they are the company's lawyer, not the employees'. But, the lawyers definitely need to be hit and hard. Not sure if disbarring is an option here, but should be on the tablem
- patmcc 3y ago>>Violating a court order at the instruction of your employer's lawyer doesn't give you a free pass. What was the specific court order? I see it generally referenced in the brief but don't know the whole story. Were employees violating it here?