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Wowzer.
Kharma’s a b__ch.
Hope it was worth it.
Who hired the guy? The school district was served with a non monitary injunction to not do it anymore (hopefully they won’t). Wouldn’t he get a percentatge of the judgement? I don’t see any $$ changing hands here. So let the people who hired him pay the bill.
Wait, are you saying that the family being spied on should have to pay to stop the spying? That’s like, unamerican or something.
The taxpayers get to pay for it, of course. I guess that’s why this lawyer can charge any exhorbitant amount for a slam-dunk case. I can’t help but wonder how this lawyer came up with such a high charge for so little.