By Gabe Friedman
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - William S. Lerach had a taste for the spotlight: When his firm sued Enron and its creditors on behalf of shareholders, Lerach, with his Afro hairdo and oversize glasses, appeared on television with a box of shredded financial documents, and gave countless interviews.
Within the securities class action bar, William S. Lerach...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - William S. Lerach had a taste for the spotlight: When his firm sued Enron and its creditors on behalf of shareholders, Lerach, with his Afro hairdo and oversize glasses, appeared on television with a box of shredded financial documents, and gave countless interviews.
Within the securities class action bar, William S. Lerach...
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