Actor Terrence Howard seems to have found himself in murky waters. In an unexpected move, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has laid claim to $900k from over a decade ago as part of the ongoing hustle facing the actor.
There has been a noticeable rise in bankruptcy handling, with certain law firms finding themselves in the midst of an influx. Is your firm one of these big two handling them? In the present global economic climate, it comes as no surprise that businesses, big and small, are finding themselves on the wrong side of the financial divide.
Frustration at work is not a new phenomenon. From least favourite technologies to strained relationships, complaining about work is a common occurrence. In a perhaps surprising move, lawyers too have recently been given the platform to voice their grievances. This may lead to interesting discussions on firm practices and the incorporation of technology in the legal industry.
In an unusual case stemming from Ohio, a double agent has resigned from the Ohio Bar after allegations of spying. While such cases are uncommon, they raise relevant concerns about ethics and trust within the legal profession. Remaining vigilant against potential breaches is a required diligence for those practicing law.
Finally, lawyers, judges, and courtrooms are no strangers to conflict. However, as a piece of advice for the legal brethren – be aware where you point your metaphorical (and literal) guns. Recent reports of inappropriate courtroom behavior serve as a reminder of the decorum expected in these esteemed spaces.
The saga involving Terrance Howard and the IRS along with these issues provide an intriguing snapshot of some of the legal quandaries and news making headlines today.