# Whitney Seals Wants Cornell to “Right a Wrong.”

But What Happens When His Own Courtroom Record Is Examined?

Rhetoric v. the Record 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.
[Rhetoric v. the Record](https://lucycraig.blog/media/623)

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](https://lucycraig.blog/media/560)

[W. Whitney Seals Affirmation In Support of Pro Hoc Vice](https://lucycraig.blog/media/540)