Law Practice
Dec. 4, 2006
American Jewish Committee Honors Lawyer
LOS ANGELES - Alan Friedman credits Joseph Welch, the Army lawyer who famously asked Sen. Joseph McCarthy if he had no shame, with inspiring him to become a lawyer. And he credits his father, who had been placed in an orphanage at 7, with instilling in him a deep-seated community service ethic.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Alan Friedman credits Joseph Welch, the Army lawyer who famously asked Sen. Joseph McCarthy if he had no shame, with inspiring him to become a lawyer. And he credits his father, who had been placed in an orphanage at 7, with instilling in him a deep-seated community service ethic.
The American Jewish Committee will...
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