K&L Gates is offering counseling for employees following reports that the alleged killer at a Pittsburgh-area gym was a systems analyst who had worked at the firm since 1999. Police say George Sodini went on a shooting rampage Tuesday, injuring nine people and killing four, including himself. Sodini kept an online diary, in which he praised K&L Gates but theorized his job might be cut in any future layoffs. Sodini wrote of the firm, "Most people there are OK and I would never have a shoot 'em up there."
August 06, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Negative news coming out of the legal industry has occasionally crossed over from word of business troubles to serious personal troubles and tragedy. The latest such instance comes out of Pittsburgh.
K&L Gates was hesitant to say much Wednesday about an employee who police said went on a shooting rampage Tuesday at a suburban-Pittsburgh L.A. Fitness, killing four people, including himself, and injuring nine others.
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