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The son of Louisiana Governor Mike Foster wants the state's supreme court to free him from anti-nepotism rules because it restricts his legal practice. Poor thing, Murphy Foster III owns 7 percent of a 70-lawyer firm, but complains he doesn't get to "contribute to the work that earns those fees." But does he really need work that badly? This and other legal snippets from The National Law Journal .
December 04, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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