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When Michael Wilkins agreed to serve as local counsel for a Michigan insurance company, he had no idea that the case would land him in deep trouble with his state supreme court. And when he submitted his client's brief, he never expected that a mildly aggressive footnote would get him clocked with a 30-day suspension. Every lawyer knows stories about thin-skinned judges -- but the Indiana Supreme Court opinion in In re Wilkins takes judicial hubris to a new extreme.
December 06, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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