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I’ve seen this one other time. I don’t really want to provide links but I was on this lawyers website and there is a blog post about how he won $9mil. And I was
by nyjah 2y ago
I’ve seen this one other time. I don’t really want to provide links but I was on this lawyers website and there is a blog post about how he won $9mil. And I was just curious so I looked up the court documents and read them. And he totally lost the case. I sent it to various people(lawyer friends, more than 1 lol), to make sure I wasn’t reading the court stuff wrong. And that right there, me having no confidence in my reading comprehension, and not even trusting the word of one other law specialist but needing 2, is the reason people can lie about their outcomes in court and get away with it.
- avidiax 2y agoShouldn't this lead to disbarment? Intentionally lying to the public about your legal accomplishments should be at least frowned upon by the legal profession.
- nradov 2y agoPossibly. Someone could file an ethics complaint with the state Bar. Disbarment would be unlikely in a case like that. https://www.calbar.ca.gov/Public/Complaints-Claims https://www.calbar.ca.gov/Public/Complaints-Claims