Saturday, July 10, 2010

Lohan's new lawyer strolls onto the scene

Newly sentenced jailbird and professional alcoholic, Lindsay Lohan, has had her new lawyer (her old one packed up and left) speak to gossip website TMZ. Among other things, the legal supremo said he planned to 'kick butt' and 'take some names' - well, according to the website.


The lawyer, Stuart V. Goldberg reportedly told the site in speaking about his strategy: "Instead of making her reactive, like a pin cushion, [we're going] to be proactive. We're gonna go after them."


He also noted that he wasn't fond of the idea that Lohan would be going to jail. Clearly the judge did, however. [TMZ] [Image via NY Daily News]
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Thursday, July 8, 2010

Lindsay Lohan's lawyer throws in the towel

As if you weren't all sick of hearing about Lindsay Lohan, we have another nugget on the story that may change things a little as she nears the beginning of her life as a jailbird. 

It would appear that Lohan's lawyer, as reported by TMZ this morning, will no longer be serving as her defense attorney.

If you are sick of hearing about this case, do not worry - we are sick of reporting about it. We shall now look to lessen the quantity of the nauseating Lindsay Lohan coverage that has coated this homepage for the last few days.
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Monday, July 5, 2010

High-profile lawyer Chris Comeskey pleads guilty to disgraceful conduct

High profile lawyer Chris Comeskey has pleaded guilty to disgraceful conduct, after an equally public investigation was launched into his behavior with regard to billing out his junior staff at senior rates, according to a major New Zealand newspaper company.

Comeskey is the high-profile lawyer who represented the father of the girl nicknamed 'Pumpkin' by the press - who was abandoned at a Melbourne train station.

He faced nine charges relating to several thousand dollars of incorrect billing, incurred by the Legal Services Agency.

Comeskey has also been charged with making 'disparaging' comments about the judges and courts and faces penalties as severe as being suspended or struck off.

This is a developing story.
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