OTPTarheel2018
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I wanna hear from his high school or college buds. Betcha he
was a hellion and nobody could tell him what to do.
Also guessing that his father was very successful in his profession
and this son could never measure up and always tried to take the easy way out instead of working hard and steady for his money.
Saw one article that called him (RVM) an 'ambulance chaser'. Not a
good reputation for an attorney.
RVM worked for the Mississippi Attorney General's office at one time. He's smart so he had a plan. Something derailed him and his career...alcohol? Was that it? Or more? Drugs?
I think you won't hear from college/ law school friends- most likely afraid of him.
JMO...
From AVVO
" Tried over fifty (50) cases to verdict by age thirty-four (34). Admitted, all Georgia state trial courts, Georgia Court of Appeals, Georgia Supreme Court, Northern, Middle, and Southern Federal District Courts, 11th Circuit Federal Court of Appeals; member, State Bar of Georgia, American Bar Association, Tort/Insurance Practice Section of State Bar of Georgia, Atlanta Bar Association, UGA Alumni Association; barrister, Lamar and Bleckley Inns of Court; graduate, 2004 NAAG Trial Advocacy, 2002 DUI/Vehicular Homicide and 2001 BASIC Litigation Courses; judge, William F. Daniel and state high school mock trial competitions; legal intern/clerk, Mississippi Attorney General's Office; while at UGA, elected president of the Demosthenian Literary/Debate Society (oldest in the South); member, Defender/Advocate Society; chairman/president, UGA College Republicans (largest in the nation); selected for UGA at Oxford Program (Oxford University, England); undergraduate summer intern for Baker & McKenzie in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia."