Five years ago, Larry Klayman was an obscure international trade attorney, sanctioned at one point by a federal judge for making a frivolous legal argument about a filing deadline he had blown. Some say he's still being frivolous, but he's no longer obscure. The leader of Judicial Watch, he heads a self-proclaimed anti-corruption gadfly industry. The group is a sharp thorn in the side of the current administration, its energy devoted to fulminating and generating litigation against all things Clinton.
November 03, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Five years ago, Larry Klayman was an obscure international trade attorney, sanctioned at one point by a federal judge for making a frivolous legal argument about a filing deadline he had blown.
Critics say he’s still being frivolous. But today, Mr. Klayman is obscure no more. The founder and well-paid leader of Judicial Watch Inc., a 30-person, 10-attorney public interest group, he heads a self-proclaimed anti-corruption gadfly industry.
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