Good Lawyers Gone Bad Podcast

Betrayal, lies, and politics. This is the shocking story of Senator John Edwards. 

Was this the greatest miscarriage of justice in Pennsylvania history? You be the judge. Either way, it's definitely a good lawyers gone bad conspiracy. 

Emotionally disturbed lawyers make mind-boggling decisions. Some of those decisions can end a career. This is one of those times. 

In 1973, one man terrorized an entire region. And when he came clean to his lawyer, he told a secret that would haunt the lawyer forever. This is a tale of murder, manhunts, and a lesson about how a lawyer's duty to protect secrets can cause a lifetime of pain.

Victor Serrano built one of the most successful criminal defense practices on the Grand Concourse in the Bronx. While other solo practitioners scraped by, Serrano maintained a steady stream of clients and a healthy cash flow. In this episode we learn the dirty little secret that helped him crack the solo code ... but ended up sending him to prison.
 
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Take a trip back to the '30s and meet the lawyer-turned mobster who took down one of the biggest criminals of all time. 
Show Notes:
From a grocery store apartment to the pinnacle of Al Capone's criminal empire, Easy Eddie O'Hare's story is one of ruthless ambition, betrayal, and ultimately, revenge. This episode explores how a St. Louis lawyer with dreams of wealth became the man who brought down America's most notorious gangster—not for justice, but for power.
Easy Eddie O'Hare wasn't brought down by conscience or federal pressure—he was eliminated because he succeeded in his ultimate goal: hostile takeover of a criminal empire. His story reveals that in the underworld, partnership is just another word for rivalry in waiting.
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Atlanta attorney Fred Tokars traded his prosecutor's badge for something far more lucrative: laundering cocaine money through the city's hottest nightclubs. But when the cash, the clubs, and the crimes began to unravel, Fred would make a decision that crossed a line no one saw coming.

A non-political story about a major political mess. Learn why there is no love lost between two of the most powerful lawyers in the country: Hillary Clinton and James Comey.

In this episode Stuart lets his 'Jersey out. But it's only because the Good Lawyer Gone Bad makes him THAT angry. 

You probably associate Michael Avenatti with Trump and Stormy Daniels. But this lawyer went down for far worse things than being boastful during a Presidential election.