NOT THE SHARPEST KNIVES IN THE DRAWER: Stop Thinking About Purple Elephants

Fowler White Burnett did not want its employees to read this article about a lawsuit filed against the firm and one of its attorneys, Lilly Ann Sanchez, alleging that she was involved in an "inappropriate relationship" with Miami developer Oscar Rivero and that his former in-laws were conned by her and the firm into forking over $1 million for his criminal defense on charges of embezzling public funds. To ensure no one read the article, the firm sent out a company-wide E-mail telling them not to. Seriously. Daily Business Review reports that it was “the second-most-read story” on its Website last month.

Posted by The Stiletto at March 12, 2010
Categories: Not The Sharpest Knife In The Drawer
 

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