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To: LegalBeast who wrote (90)	8/25/1999 12:57:00 PM
From: Butch4327	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 526

I just find it ironic that back in the Cannon pictures days, Golan and Globus had a reputation for backing out on payments and contracts and such . . . and now here we are being sued for much the same thing . . . Not exactly surprising that Golan would do this, but certainly ironic. ~Luc

To: LegalBeast who wrote (90)	8/25/1999 12:57:00 PM
From: Mark McNew	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 526

Hmmm... It'll be the 'OJ' attorney against the 'Michael Jackson' attorney <g>... Here is a link to his home page, and to an article that has some interesting things to say about him. Mark ----- lawofficesofbkr.com geocities.com ... Rothman has a general-law practice in Century City. At one time, he negotiated music and concert deals for Little Richard, the Rolling Stones, the Who, ELO and Ozzy Osbourne. Gold and platinum records commemorating those days still hang on the walls of his office. With his grayish-white beard and perpetual tan -- which he maintains in a tanning bed at his house -- Rothman reminds a former client of "a leprechaun." To a former employee, Rothman is "a demon" with "a terrible temper." His most cherished possession, acquaintances say, is his 1977 Rolls-Royce Corniche, which carries the license plate "BKR 1." Over the years, Rothman has made so many enemies that his ex-wife once expressed, to her attorney, surprise that someone "hadn't done him in." He has a reputation for stiffing people. "He appears to be a professional deadbeat... He pays almost no one," investigator Ed Marcus concluded (in a report filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, as part of a lawsuit against Rothman), after reviewing the attorney's credit profile, which listed more than thirty creditors and judgment holders who were chasing him. In addition, more than twenty civil lawsuits involving Rothman have been filed in Superior Court, several complaints have been made to the Labor Commission and disciplinary actions for three incidents have been taken against him by the state bar of California. In 1992, he was suspended for a year, though that suspension was stayed and he was instead placed on probation for the term. ...