From Deceiver.com (“The Moneyed Fred Baron Is In A Fix”) to the front page of today’s NYTimes (“Lawyers’ Ties Hint At Extent Of Hiding Edwards’s Affair”), Fred Baron is reaping the kind of publicity most plaintiffs’ attorneys could only dream about. You know the maxim that all publicity is good publicity? Maybe it’s time to rethink that one. The word “vague” is starting to be used a lot, as in “vague recollection.” Is that in preparation for the inevitable federal investigations of campaign finance violations?
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