NY Daily News Blind Item
Which lawyer who hired an uptown PR firm to get his name in the gossip columns sent out a holiday greeting card to journalists, signed: "Your favorite atorney [sic]"?
Thursday, December 27, 2007
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8 comments:
EL!! hee hee
Hee hee...my guess too melissa! ;)
I would be really pissed that "attorney" was spelled wrong on the card.
Attorneys don't get paid to spell.
I think either an assistant or printing company has some 'splaining to do!
Gotta be Howard K Stern?
Harvey Levin? Nah, doubt it. He's a very smart man.
I first thought of Ent, but sending a card to gossip columns probably means you won't be anaonymous much longer.
It has to be Howard K Stern.
If the "sic" was supposed to be included in the quotations, then the attorney knew it was spelled wrong. I don't get it.
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