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[Grey Fox]

Also from express.co.uk

http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/263300/263300

JACK THE RIPPER REVEALED AS A SCOTLAND YARD OFFICER

[The Brain]

The truly superior mind is always illegal.

[Malthus]

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/fired-first-lawyer-sues-york-firm-77-million-212639501.html



Yeah, good luck with that.

Of course I've met many lawyers who probably thought they had "superior legal minds"...

Hilarious.

Did his "superior legal mind" articulate why he deserved $25 million in compensatory damages for a standard wrongful dismissal claim after less than a year's employment? 

[Barrister]

Here's the dude's web page:

http://www.gregoryberrylaw.com/about/index.html

Before his career in the law, Mr. Berry worked for several years as a software engineer in Silicon Valley. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Law and began his legal career at the "big-law" firm of Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman. He quickly discovered that the emphasis in "big-law" firms on generating billable hours rather than on applying creativity and intelligence to devising unorthodox and cutting-edge legal strategies left Mr. Berry wasting his talents. Mr. Berry became a lawyer to fight for justice and to use his powers for good. He started this law firm to lend his abilities to clients who need the highest legal talent possible.

[DGuller]

Is he:  ulmont?

[Malthus]

Here's the dude's web page:

http://www.gregoryberrylaw.com/about/index.html

Before his career in the law, Mr. Berry worked for several years as a software engineer in Silicon Valley. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Law and began his legal career at the "big-law" firm of Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman. He quickly discovered that the emphasis in "big-law" firms on generating billable hours rather than on applying creativity and intelligence to devising unorthodox and cutting-edge legal strategies left Mr. Berry wasting his talents. Mr. Berry became a lawyer to fight for justice and to use his powers for good. He started this law firm to lend his abilities to clients who need the highest legal talent possible.

Inventor of the business casual superhero cape? 

[HVC]

ego tripper with a distorted vision of his worth? He picked the right career

[The Larch]

devising unorthodox and cutting-edge legal strategies

Mr. Berry became a lawyer to fight for justice and to use his powers for good

I guess that now he wears a brightly coloured spandex suit and fights crime in the streets of NY. 

[Eddie Teach]

Is he:  ulmont?

Did he get his undergraduate degree from Georgia Tech?

[Ideologue]

Here's the dude's web page:

http://www.gregoryberrylaw.com/about/index.html

Before his career in the law, Mr. Berry worked for several years as a software engineer in Silicon Valley. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Law and began his legal career at the "big-law" firm of Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman. He quickly discovered that the emphasis in "big-law" firms on generating billable hours rather than on applying creativity and intelligence to devising unorthodox and cutting-edge legal strategies left Mr. Berry wasting his talents. Mr. Berry became a lawyer to fight for justice and to use his powers for good. He started this law firm to lend his abilities to clients who need the highest legal talent possible.

He and I need some Freaky Friday shit to happen where half of his confidence is transferred to me, and then we both operate like normal humans.

[jimmy olsen]

Truly he is the Temple Lea Houston of our time. 

[Neil]

Between his lawsuit and his website, he strikes me as a vexatious litigant just waiting to happen.

[Admiral Yi]

Charge him with champterous connivance.

[DGuller]

Why do you talk with such expensive wordage?

[ulmont]

Is he:  ulmont?

I may be a douchebag, but I'm not that douchebag.