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Should/can Funny Junk fire Carreon at this point for his foolish behavior? If they do so, how much does Carreon's own cases depend on his relationship with Funn
by lmkg 14y ago
Should/can Funny Junk fire Carreon at this point for his foolish behavior? If they do so, how much does Carreon's own cases depend on his relationship with Funny Junk, and what are the consequences? If I were FJ I would be pretty pissed, because Carreon is using FJ's case for his own personal benefit, and in so doing is dragging his client's name into a potential second shitstorm above and beyond the first one they already signed up for. I'm curious how that relationship will pan out, and what alternatives are available to each party.
- alttab 14y agoAnd even more hilarious if FunkyJunk sues him for tarnishing their site's reputation by acting like an idiot on their behalf.
- JackC 14y agoYeah, you can (just about) always fire your lawyer. The right to have the lawyer of your choosing -- or not -- is pretty fundamental. If they're working on a contingency ("I get X% of anything we recover"), you'll have to pay them a fair hourly rate for the work they've already done. (Incidentally, this makes it pretty tough to hold lawyers to non-compete agreements, because their clients have a right to keep working with them even if they switch firms.) Now, whether FunnyJunk likes or doesn't like the publicity this is bringing them is a separate question. You got me on that one.
- chris_wot 14y agoFunny Junk has already exhibited foolish behaviour. What makes you think they aren't egging him on?