The campaign finance and conspiracy charges unveiled Friday against former presidential candidate and U.S. Senator John Edwards has some Am Law 200 attorneys questioning the legitimacy of the government’s case.
Indeed, unsolicited statements e-mailed to The Am Law Daily Friday by partners at several leading firms were uniformly skeptical of the six-count indictment against Edwards, who, before entering politics, made a small fortune as a plaintiffs lawyer.
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