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Counsel Financial Services, which loans money to law firms, was within its rights when it decided not to gamble on an attorney who used money he borrowed to play poker, a federal judge has ruled. Michael J. Melkersen had argued that his card-playing was not proscribed by documents he signed for obtaining the money. "His view was that playing poker was business," Counsel Financial's general counsel said Monday of Melkersen, adding, "Well, the money was for business, not for him to play poker with."
March 03, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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