Ken Rothweiler understands his job as a plaintiff’s attorney might seem somewhat ill-considered, even nonsensical, to someone with a basic understanding of business.
The 55-year-old, who took over as president of the Pennsylvania Association for Justice last month, briefly outlined the quixotic nature of his life’s work in a small conference room at his Philadelphia office last Tuesday. This came just hours before he would go on TV to explain to Philadelphia why Casey Anthony was not going to jail for murder.
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