Mr. Foley's legal career isn't looking too promising now. I'm sure his current firm will find a way to fire him shortly (if nothing else, for failure to produce a minimum number of billable hours, since all their clients will now refuse to work with the jerk). And even though the general public will quickly forget his common name, any prospective employer is going to run a Lexis-Nexis search on him before hiring him, and bring up this story and the charming quotes from his boss. He'll have trouble getting work at even the sleaziest, commission-only, ambulance chasing firm.