Are lawyers more licentious than ever? Or is the profession just getting more uptight about sexual transgressions?
There seems to be a minor explosion of cases involving lawyers who have had sex with clients’ spouses. Earlier this summer, the Mississippi Supreme Court decided on a case involving a lawyer who slept with his client’s wife; recently, Michigan and South Carolina jumped on the same subject.
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