Posted on 11/19/2013 10:17:09 AM PST by GrandJediMasterYoda
John Edwards Revisits His Past, Hanging Law Shingle Again
BY PETER LATTMAN AND KIM SEVERSON
Before he served as a United States senator, before he made a run at the presidency and before his political career collapsed amid a sex scandal and fraud trial, John Edwards was a trial lawyer.
Now, Mr. Edwards is returning to his roots and opening a new law practice. The plaintiffs’ firm, Edwards Kirby, reunites him with his former partner, David F. Kirby, and includes on its payroll his eldest daughter, Cate Edwards.
“The reason we formed this firm is because we all believe in the same thing — in standing up for the disenfranchised and those who need an equal chance,” Mr. Edwards said in a telephone interview from his offices in Raleigh, N.C. “That’s why we exist.”
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Honest John's Legal Advice
On The Hill But On The Level
The turd that just won’t flush.
Good for him—let him do something he’s good at. Its going to take a great many years as a ProBono lawyer helping the poor to reach 50% of the place he once had. Maybe, just maybe, he can do a little good out there. Has he married the tramp that wrecked his marriage yet? Has he made her an honest woman?
He just lies there in the bottom of the bowl, stuck, flexing his fecal muscles and refusing to be flushed.
Mr. Hanky, Esq.
How will he now channel dead babies for a jury with his ex wife’s ghost butting in?
Let me guess? He’s going to specialize in domestic law, right? If not, he ought to, as he should be an expert in it by now.
“You don’t want a criminal lawyer... you want a CRIMINAL lawyer,”
“Mr. Hanky, Esq.”
Beautiful. Perfect moniker for John Edwards.
Johnny is an attorney with a mega mansion. He’ll have ho’s and gold diggers banging down the gates to get at him.
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