Lori Loughlin,left, and Latham’s BJ (William) Trach,right,.
The actress and her fashion designer husband said they understand joint representation—as opposed to having counsel represent them individually—entails 'significant risks.'
August 28, 2019 at 12:57 PM
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Editor and columnist at The Litigation Daily
My daughter took the SAT on Saturday, and it reminded me again of how mad I am at the college admissions scandal parents who tried to game the system.
When my daughter trudged off to the test center at 7:30 am, she was a nervous mess, irrationally terrified that her future will be ruined if she bombs it. But she prepped all summer, doing practice tests and trying to recall what she learned in algebra three years ago. Hopefully it’ll pay off and if not (oh joy), she can take it again in October.
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