Fin/ Also, a "UMichigan football player and marine." Het got hired at $250k a year as a DISBARRED lawyer.

Then went on to scam inmates & their families.

Discipline: Already disbarred, 3 years in prison.

DOJ: www.justice.gov/usao-sdoh/pr...

2/ Observation: law firms may need to develop more discerning hiring practices. This guy just kept getting jobs!

Fin/ They cited the "pound the table" quote!

No discipline (yet), but attorney fees awarded to Respodents, personally from the lawyer for filinf frivolous lawsuits.

Opinion: isc.idaho.gov/opinions/507...

3/ Being four months late with disclosures, with no motions for relief. Also not good. But sure, blame the judge for sticking to the schedule?

2/ 2/ Also, not a great idea to refer to the judge on your case as a "freshman," and questioning their competency.

3/ And the commission lets the judge slide for responding to the charges with "Get up 10."

Discipline: Take a course on social media, "public censure."

Order: judicial.nv.gov/uploadedFile...

2/ Also, don't post pictures of yourself & two PDs in a hot tub with the caption "surrounded by great tits."

4/ Opinion here: drive.google.com/file/d/1Hqhm...

3/ The court rejected ROSS’s argument that its use of headnotes was merely factual. The court likened Westlaw’s headnotes to a sculptor’s creative work—choosing what to chisel away and what to retain.

2/ ROSS tried to develop an AI-driven legal search engine & initially attempted to license Westlaw’s content. When they refused, ROSS partnered w/ a legal research company, to obtain “Bulk Memos” compiled by lawyers. These memos were generated using its copyrighted headnotes.

Except Texas. The State Bar lets lawyers screw their clients any way they want in the Lonestar State.