My impression is that many organizations are embarrassed and want the bad news to go away; criminal proceedings would keep their name in the news.That's what they get for hiring someone with a hyphenated name.
Can't believe this didn't go to the police or even a civil claim.
And considering that he's fled to the UK they probably figured that they can't get blood from a stone. The crown is probably not too interested in pursuing him either... But... half a million bucks. You'd think someone would go over there just to kick him in the gonads.
It's my old alma mater. The dean we had, and the guy after, were all pretty upright guys.
I got a question completely unrelated to this .And considering that he's fled to the UK they probably figured that they can't get blood from a stone. The crown is probably not too interested in pursuing him either... But... half a million bucks. You'd think someone would go over there just to kick him in the gonads.
It's my old alma mater. The dean we had, and the guy after, were all pretty upright guys.
Nope - 81-84. I originally applied and was accepted as a mature student as I was working on my last three pre-law credit hours that spring. I finished that in May and they shifted my position to the standard academic side to make room for another mature student.
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Fire an articling student, lose twice in court (with damages increasing each time), then finally admit to the profession that yes, you're a bit of a jerk.
Vancouver lawyer who wrongfully terminated articling student agrees to pay $15K for misconduct
Vancouver lawyer Paul Doroshenko has agreed to pay a $15,000 fine to the Law Society of B.C. after admitting to professional misconduct related to his treatment of an articling student.bc.ctvnews.ca
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Wwwwwow. What a piece of shit.It's apparently bad form to allegedly take advantage of your neighbour's dementia, low-ball them on buying their home, then destroy and withhold documents from the Bar when they launch an investigation.
Burlington lawyer suspended after allegedly taking advantage of neighbour on house purchase
Lawyer was suspended after allegedly lowballing a neighbour with dementia in a home purchase and allegedly trying to destroy evidence.
You're not a lawyer! You can't tell them how to pull their alleged scams!
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Sir Rudi's about to get de-knighted...
Rudy Giuliani has been a knight for more than 20 years. He might not be one for much longer.
- Rudy Giuliani is a knight. Yes, really.
- He could lose his knighthood following his push to overturn the 2020 election, insiders told The Daily Beast.
- A prison sentence or losing his law license could also qualify him for knighthood forfeiture.
Rudy Giuliani has been a knight for more than 20 years. He might not be one for much longer.
Yes, Rudy Giuliani is a knight. But maybe not for much longer, according to The Daily Beast. His recent legal troubles mean his knighthood could get taken away.
