It must have been a pretty special pair of pants.
Former Washington, D.C., administrative law Judge Roy Pearson Jr., who made headlines more than a decade ago for suing a dry cleaning business that allegedly lost a pair of his pants, notched a step closer this week to knowing his fate in a disciplinary case that followed his highly aggressive pursuit of the pant litigation.
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