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: Chris King's 1st Amendment PageKingCast gets another visit from his Superlawyer fans at Lee, Levine & Bowser!
By Christopher King
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If you want to be a Superlawyer in Boston you can't waste your time reading any ordinary legal journals, you've got to read the best, and that is why I'm so honored that these guys LOVE my journal! It's good to have the support and following of these Boston area Superlawyers. Here's the back story about one of their more illustrious clients, a man who has overcome the extreme adversity of a having a Felony Conviction on his record to head up countless top-notch communications and entertainment companies including VideoEgg, Muze, Ask Jeeves (24 July 2000 Employment Contract and 28 March 2001 Separation Agreement with a Cambridge, Mass address), Hasbro and 23 March, 1999 Separation Agreement same address), and now eMusic (no Separation Agreement yet, ahem) with an adjunct position at Columbia's J-School, which may be prompting Time Magazine to consider him Man of the Year. I would support that development because it would undoubtedly lead to increased income, and that could then flow to his daughter in a bitterly-contested child support case. Not to mention the cost of keeping up those $11M digs at 15 Central Park West. Speaking of income, I have heard many months and years ago that he has never produced any meaningful financial statements. I wonder if that's true.... but of course I wouldn't know because the Court file is sealed, Shadooby.Anyway, check below the fold to see what they're reading and perhaps one day you too.... can become an Uberlawyer!
Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on January 28, 2011 (boomark / email).
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