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Friends or Yes-Men?

Jack Marshall has apologized to Eric Turkewitz for leveling false charges against him.  So...What went wrong?  How can we learn from Jack?In the past 48 hours, at least a dozen lawyers with stellar reputations for honesty told Jack to back off.  Lawyers who work in legal ethics for a living explained that the accusations Jack made were false.  They started off politely.  Had Jack listened, he would have avoided an extreme shaming.Right now, Google Jack Marshall and ProEthics.  See what comes up in Google.  That is what the world will see when deciding whether to hire or associate with Jack Marshall of ProEthics.Mr. Marshall spent years creating an online persona - a brand.  Years.  His reputation was destroyed in a day.  If I felt like spending more time on this post, I'd insert a bunch of quotes about reputation: Takes a lifetime to gain, and five minutes to lose...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on April 07, 2010 (boomark / email).