“I am very happy to be working with people I respect and admire,” Falor said. “It’s good to be back working.”
Falor said she hit the ground running at Harland and already has several projects underway.
...Although the details of Falor’s resignation were never made public, the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors approved to pay her $289,000 to settle a claim against the county for six unspecified personal injury damages. read the rest
ht: Former 5th
ouch, the pucker factor level in the courthouse must way above level orange
ReplyDeletesomebody knows where the bodies are buried, oh my!
ReplyDeleteoooo-oo-eee
ReplyDeleteAllison Jackson recruited her! I bet the first question in the interview, was, "Heh, I was fired from my county lawyer job. Can you figure out a way to get me $289,000?" I wonder if that is one of those projects Tamara started working on in her first week there.
ReplyDeleteNope, because Allison Jackson isn't into suing the County,
ReplyDeleteMore likely the question was why did you leave, and Falor had legal permission to disclose. Fool=8:40
ReplyDeleteI expect it was more like "When can you start?"
ReplyDeleteHaving someone as versed in the law, and with as much experience, and knowledge of how the County and the court system works is a major plus. For any law firm.
The big difference for those who have been on the county payroll is that in the private sector you have to kill your own food or you do not eat.
My God, Rose you can't hit this radical libs with reality. They can'y handle it. They will eat the best meat and fish if I provide it for their tables so they don't dirty their hands or political correctness
ReplyDeleteThe law o' the jungle.
ReplyDeleteYou watch 60 miinutes tonight Rose? Segments on Guantanmo Bay & Global Warming
ReplyDeleteNope. Missed it. I was out in the freezing wind.
ReplyDeleteGo over to Fred's and watch Fitna.
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