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Who is the best trial lawyer of all time?

Clarence Darrow is considered one of the greatest trial lawyers in American history.

Did Gerry Spence lose a case?

He has never once lost a criminal case — either as a prosecutor or a defense attorney — and he hasn't lost a civil case since 1969. Spence is the founder of the nationally acclaimed Trial Lawyers College which established a revolutionary method for training lawyers for the people.

Who is the greatest lawyer of all time?

Four Famous Lawyers in History Every Attorney Should KnowJoe Jamail (aka King of Torts) During his time, Joe Jamail was the richest attorney in the United States and some would argue one of the most famous prosecutors to litigate. ... Abraham Lincoln (aka Honest Abe) ... Clarence Darrow. ... Mary Jo White.

Where is Gerry Spence today?

Defense lawyer Gerry Spence graduated from the University of Wyoming Law School and lives near Jackson.

Why is Gerry Spence famous?

Legendary Trial Lawyer Gerry Spence is a legend among the trial bar as one of the greatest trial lawyers of our times. His civil practice and defense of those charged with crimes has gained him an international reputation for his high profile cases and record results for the poor, the injured and the damned.

Did Racehorse Haynes ever lose a case?

Between 1956, the year he began practicing law, and 1968 he defended 163 clients accused of drunken driving and won every case, establishing one of the longest winning streaks in legal history. In the nearly 40 capital-punishment cases he handled, none of his clients were given the death penalty.

Who is the highest paid lawyer in the world?

Top 10 Highest Paid Lawyer In The WorldErin Brockovich – Net Worth: $42 Million. ... John Branca – Net Worth: $50 Million. ... Robert Shapiro — Net Worth: $50 Million. ... Roy Black — Net Worth: $65 Million. ... Willie Gary — Net Worth: $100 Million. ... Joe Jamail Jr. ... Richard Scruggs — Net Worth: $1.7 Billion.More items...•

Is Kim Kardashian a lawyer?

Kardashian first announced her decision to become a lawyer in April 2019 and is currently set to take the bar exam this year.

What type of lawyer gets paid most?

Some of the highest-paid lawyers are:Medical Lawyers – Average $138,431. Medical lawyers make one of the highest median wages in the legal field. ... Intellectual Property Attorneys – Average $128,913. ... Trial Attorneys – Average $97,158. ... Tax Attorneys – Average $101,204. ... Corporate Lawyers – $116,361.

Does Gerry Spence have any children?

(a chemist) and Esther Sophie (a homemaker; maiden name, Pfleeger) Spence; married Anna Wilson, June 20, 1947 (divorced, 1969); married LaNelle Hampton Peterson Hawks (a designer), November 18, 1969; children: (first marriage) Kip, Kerry Spence Suendermann, Kent, Katy; Christopher Peterson Hawks, Brents Jefferson Hawks ...

Who is Gerry Spence married to?

Imaging SpenceGerry Spence / Spouse

How old is Gerry Spence?

93 years (January 8, 1929)Gerry Spence / Age

Could you be fired for having no social media presence? (Canada & USA)

Saw a post asking about a company requesting social media passwords and if they could ask for it or not. What if you have no socials at all? Could a company fire you or not hire you simply because you don't have a Facebook/Instagram/whatever account?

Deciding which of these states to move to based on their abortion laws

I am a 39 F currently living in Maryland. To be clear, and I am asking this /hypothetically/ as I have yet to be pregnant, and having decided I am going to be child free-- I want to plan ahead just in case.

As a restaurant manager, do I have a legal obligation to keep two guests from having sex in my restaurant?

Maybe the dumbest of hypothetical questions here, because obviously this wouldn't be something anybody would encourage. (I assume, at least.....)

Hypothetical: Can someone serving alcohol to someone underage (who presents a fake ID) be charged with a crime?

I was thinking about this (I got into a debate about this I'm another subreddit) Can you be convicted of a crime when you have reasonable belief that someone is overage I.E asking them for ID and them furnishing a fake one? Or would you still be liable? For this question I'll say USA and Midwest, Missouri.

At what point on a freeway onramp does the speed limit change?

I realize this is a question that's not very likely to ever come up. I've never seen a cop sitting on an onramp with his radar gun. But I'm curious about it.