Lawyer Gets Revenge on Incompetent Boss By Creating Fake Task For Himself and Claiming 100s of Overtime Hours
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09/21/2023
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Don't try and pull a fast one on a lawyer.
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When a junior lawyer complained that his boss kept stealing his work and misreporting his hours, he was told to work harder and smarter. So, he decided to give himself some of both.
Leaving a fake task for his boss to give him, our junior lawyer racked up 100s of hours over the Christmas vacation. With no provable paper trail, it was the boss that took the fall; no more stealing work. Don't mess with a lawyer. -
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When a junior lawyer complained that his boss kept stealing his work and misreporting his hours, he was told to work harder and smarter. So, he decided to give himself some of both.
Leaving a fake task for his boss to give him, our junior lawyer racked up 100s of hours over the Christmas vacation. With no provable paper trail, it was the boss that took the fall; no more stealing work. Don't mess with a lawyer.
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