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Who is the legal profession's equivalent of 'Florida Man'?

By Legal Blog Watch All Articles 

Law.com

February 26, 2013

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Florida Man

By now, many of you who are on Twitter have come across the Twitter feed for Florida Man, which provides "real-life headlines about the world's worst superhero." Basically, anything of an insane or inane nature that can be done in this country is being done by Florida Man.  

For example, who was "Charged With Neglect After Trying To Transport Infant And 4-Foot-Tall Marijuana Plant In The Same Car?" Florida Man

Who was "Charged With Battery After Argument Over Ball Scratching?" Florida Man

Who was the reason for a "Woman Injured After Bullet Left Inside Oven?" Florida Man

And do I even need to ask, who "Blamed 7-Eleven Robbery On Lack Of Sex?" You know it was Florida Man.

The Florida Man Twitter feed cleverly captures all of Florida Man's misdeeds in one convenient place (check them all out here). I am now wondering ... what/who is the legal profession's equivalent of Florida Man? The best I can come up with so far is Disgruntled Lawyer, who, while not as prolific as Florida Man, has been wreaking some havoc of his own:

  • Disgruntled Lawyer Sues State Over Suspension
  • Disgruntled Lawyer Drops Libel Claim, Sues Website Over Privacy
  • Disgruntled lawyer attempts to sell degree on Craigslist

Can anyone come up with a better legal profession equivalent to Florida Man? Let me know.

Legal Blog Watch is posted by Bruce Carton and published by Law.com, an affiliate of the Daily Business Review.

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