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10. This is going to be an interesting situation.

Reply to CatWoman (Reply #9)

Tue Sep 10, 2013, 08:05 PM

Sep 2013

Now that he is divorcing himself from Zimmerman, how much can he say about his previous client without breaching the attorney-client privilege? And if he has to gag himself because of professional ethics, just what does he bring to the table for CNN?

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O'Mara has had it - he quit [View all] CatWoman Sep 2013 OP

O'Mara will still represent him in the defamation suit against NBC BainsBane Sep 2013 #1

Can't really blame him. pintobean Sep 2013 #2

must mean the revenue stream from Zimmy is dwindling! gopiscrap Sep 2013 #3

Hi Cat !!! - How Ya Doin ??? WillyT Sep 2013 #4

damn you WT CatWoman Sep 2013 #6

It might also have something to do with his deal with CNN. avebury Sep 2013 #5

Winning the crim trial - great for ego. Representing the hot-headed wife abuser? Not so much. Shrike47 Sep 2013 #7

Zimmerman will be a constant reminder of how dangerous it is when a gun toting hothead feels Baitball Blogger Sep 2013 #8

I'm disgusted with CNN for hiring O'Mara CatWoman Sep 2013 #9

This is going to be an interesting situation. Baitball Blogger Sep 2013 #10

O'Mara is no dummy. Hell Hath No Fury Sep 2013 #11