[cynwoody]

Interesting article today on NRO: Go Get 'Em, Donald!, subtitled "Why Sterling should sue the pants off the NBA", by attorney A. J. Delgado. He starts off:

TMZ reported last week that embattled L.A. Clippers owner Donald Sterling is considering suing the National Basketball Association. But according to the Los Angeles Daily News, Sterling has been rejected by at least eight law firms, who worry that taking him on as a client may upset existing clients and their images.

But does Sterling have a case? Yes.

[PapaBear3625]

But according to the Los Angeles Daily News, Sterling has been rejected by at least eight law firms, who worry that taking him on as a client may upset existing clients and their images.

So, representing somebody accused of making racist statements in the US is almost as bad for a lawyer's career as representing somebody who "insulted Islam" would be in Pakistan?