All American lawyers are required to take and pass a course on professional responsibility which details all manner of horror stories like this one, so there’s no need for an instructional video. We’ve all been taught how to do it, and why it’s never tolerated.

There’s a qualitative difference between smoking weed, which is essentially harmless, and embezzling from people who trust you.

I agree! I think it’s unfathomable that layer fellas take chances of getting caught possibly wasting the numerous years of study as they rip off their clients. To think a bar association clients fund is needed shows the absurdity of it all. However, when lawyer fellas get caught and disbarred after STEALING from their clients I think it’s funny as hell.

The article didn’t go into detail about how lawyer fellas STEAL from their clients but since the lawyer fella found a video on how to grow pot but supposedly doesn’t smoke or grow it himself, I’m sure he could share much about how his peers STEAL from their clients. Do tell us, maybe you have an instructional video?

Going green with solar and wind power can help keep the meter police away

I could see that masking things somewhat, but it wouldn’t take a genius to figure out the expected output of such a facility, and then add it to the meter reading. Maybe if you kept everything off the gird, but then you’d kind of raise the question of why you shelled out enormous amounts of money (these units are pretty massively expensive) without wanting to get some of it back via cost offsets from your friendly neighborhood power company for all that power you’re ‘not using’…

Of course, not all non-Korean legal professionals are substance abusers or embezzlers, and we should try hard not to think of them as such. Still, non-Korean lawyers are able to come to Korea - even on tourist visas - and it’s frightening to think that they could do such things here.

http://blogs.tampabay.com/brea.....rimes.html

I’m waiting for the S. Korea Bar Clients’Security Fund, which would reimburse people who are ripped off by their lawyers.

You know, this post kind of worries me (see comment #9)…

Given that this is ostensibly your blog, I really don’t understand the passive voice you take when these sorts of things happen.

I retract. Self promotion isn’t pointless

It’s only “self-promotion” if somehow I were interested in obtaining work from potheads arrested in Korea. But I’m not — my firm doesn’t do this kind of work. My only interest is ensuring a steady stream of comedy from the misadventures of those who can’t restrain themselves.