Trial attorneys with a knack for swaying juries are discovering a new outlet for their lawyering skills: activism. Whether hosting radio or TV shows, or producing or starring in movies, lawyers are popping up all over the mainstream media. "Who is better equipped to do this than lawyers?" asks trial attorney Mike Papantonio, who co-hosts a weekly radio show which aims to expose government and corporate corruption. But some believe attorneys should stick to fighting for causes inside the courtroom.
July 31, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Trial attorneys with a knack for swaying juries are discovering a new outlet for their lawyering skills: activism.
Whether hosting radio or TV shows, or producing or starring in movies, lawyers are popping up all over the mainstream media, either pushing a cause, lobbying a viewpoint or simply taking on politicians with whom they disagree.
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