You’d like to think a lawyer would recognize when filing a lawsuit is not just ill-advised, but might actually make things worse.
Or not.
You'd like to think a lawyer would recognize when filing a lawsuit is not just ill-advised, but might actually make things worse. Or not. Case in point: Attorney Andrew Greene's libel suit against Paramount Pictures.
October 17, 2017 at 12:39 AM
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You’d like to think a lawyer would recognize when filing a lawsuit is not just ill-advised, but might actually make things worse.
Or not.
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