The Recorder
After years of defending access suits brought by a wheelchair using lawyer, Catherine Corfee now represents his former employees in a harassment suit
...crimes including murder, rape and molestation. His banner year ended with a Christmas Eve verdict: A jury acquitted his client, a substitute teacher, of abusing...
...FN: The district court's loss "Christmas shopping" trips—as the Mays dubbed them—in search...
...stemmed from the Mays’ practice of driving through neighborhoods during the Christmas holidays and stealing packages on porches, in doorways, or in community mailboxes...
...I got a quadrillion dollars for Christmas this year....
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