Attorney Christopher Hook, from Culver City, California, center, on the “Adam Carolla Show” on YouTube.
A month before sending 100 profane and threatening emails to opposing counsel in a homeowner insurance case, attorney Christopher Hook was at an arbitration hearing in a separate case in which he had sued his former clients for fraud.
His former clients “feared him physically,” said their new lawyer, Catherine Weinberg, who met with them at another location before attending the arbitration hearing together.
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