really? Even if his client goes to jail? IMO, I would call lawyers that successfully get their clients off and such rather than them getting ambushed in a trial.I think that the exact opposite would be true. He'll get more business because of this, not less.
I really think Geragos did loose business. I could be remembering incorrectly however. I don't think it's a smart person who would hire a lawyer with a bad track record. Just my 2cents and nothing more. Have no idea.![]()
I thought we've been through this already but once again --- a lawyer's success or failure isn't measured by how often he or she wins or loses. It's all about the result obtained in relation to the case itself -- the hand dealt the lawyer.
It's very possible for Casey's lawyer to have done a terrific job in the end even though Casey ultimately serves prison time.