Recently published in the National Law Review an article by Kendall M. Gray of Andrews Kurth LLP regarding press coverage of the case after giving media interviews and posting comments on Facebook
Hat tip to the ABA Blog for another tale of woe about attorneys who worsened their fate with bad spelling.
A New York judge was concerned that defense counsel lacked the necessary “game” to handle the high profile murder case before the court.
Among the reasons? Facebook comments and bad spelling. According to the ABA Blog:
Firetog scolded the lawyers for complaining about press coverage of the case after giving media interviews and posting comments on Facebook. He even chastised the lawyers for misspelling “canon” in a reference to ethics, the Times says. “Two N’s means a cannon that shoots at something,” he said.
So remember, campers, an ethical canon is what attorneys must obey. An ethical cannon is an artillery piece that obeys the rules of engagement.
The career you save could be your own.
