[balch3]

these two stole confidential information from their employer, and now they're on the payroll of a trial lawyer. Real ethical gals /sarcasm

[cardinal4]

AP Headline: Bush uncaring for Katrina victims, allowed shredding of insurance documents to fund Halliburton...

Hmmm and right before the anniversary, too..

[dirtboy]

these two stole confidential information from their employer,

Who looks like they may have been engaging in fraud.

[labette]

"these two stole confidential information from their employer, and now they're on the payroll of a trial lawyer.."

True. I suppose our concern should be, "which is the greater evil"? {IF the allegations are true.}

And like a good neighbor,
State Farm is there."

Can you imagine how that song will be rewritten?

[AndyJackson]

these two stole confidential information from their employer

Sorry, my friend, but if it is evidence of fraud it is not confidential.

[EDINVA]

where does it say they are now on the payroll of a trial lawyer? What *I* read said they turned the documents over to Scruggs, STATE AND FEDERAL OFFICIALS. Fraud is fraud. Obviously you've never been victim of the biggest con artists in the world .. insurance companies.

[khnyny]

[these two stole confidential information from their employer, and now they're on the payroll of a trial lawyer. Real ethical gals /sarcasm]

These "gals" are working with the Feds, so I think they're safe for the moment./sarc.

[blu]

these two stole confidential information from their employer

I believe it's called "evidence" needed to prove the commission of a crime (fraud) and is covered under the whistle-blower act. Not that they need that, as they've resigned.