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Aha! A client happy with his flat-fee-billing lawyer!
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We'll add two more lawyers to the mix: the first two jury awards against Pan Am went to the families of two former PepsiCo lawyers (Pagnucco and Bainbridge) who were killed in the attack. They were picked to go first because of their high earnings. The juries awarded about $9 million to each family.
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Their mothers must be so proud! Why don't the producers ruin the lawyer movie with Shia LeBoeuf instead of the Wall Street sequel?
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So there's this um Rebels thing that the ABA has starting today. Can't exactly figure out what the point is, but feel free to nominate us!
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Larry Lessig is taking a much-deserved (but hopefully short) breather from blogging.
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It took four Sidley Austin lawyers to get Hunton & Williams's Kyle Sampson a temporary DC bar admission. The first committee refused his application due to his being a target in the investigation of politicized DOJ appointments.
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This article is a bit of inside baseball on the pleadings, but it's interesting to see that Kiwi Camara has turned up again in another high-profile suit. He is now Psystar's lawyer in its suits against Apple. You may remember him from such hits as the Jammie Thomas RIAA re-trial (which resulted in a verdict that was $1.7 million WORSE for his client) or graduating Harvard Law at 20 (and where, as a student, he used some racially insensitive shorthand in his brief of Shelley v. Kraemer).
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