Rhetoric v. the Record
Rhetoric v. the Record
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The pro hoc vice attorney behind the Cornell lawsuit has embraced a national conversation about accountability. His appellate history, however, offers a rather inconvenient lesson: dramatic accusations, impressive jury awards, and compelling narratives mean very little when the evidence fails to satisfy the law.

W. Whitney Seals
W. Whitney Seals
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W. Whitney Seals Affirmation In Support of Pro Hoc Vice
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