According to a lawyer with Fowler White Burnett, the firm recently e-mailed all its attorneys, telling them not to read a Daily Business Review article that detailed a juicy lawsuit filed against the firm and Lilly Ann Sanchez, head of the firm's white-collar division and a former federal prosecutor. The apparent result of the e-mail: just the opposite of what the firm intended.
March 09, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Is Fowler White Burnett a foe of the First Amendment?
The firm sent out an e-mail to all its attorneys telling them they should not open and read a Daily Business Review article last month about the firm and one of its attorneys, Lilly Ann Sanchez, according to a lawyer in the firm’s Miami office.
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