The article discusses a disbarred Ohio lawyer, Richard Louis Crosby III, who received a 37-month prison sentence for committing Social Security fraud while applying for law firm positions. He used fake identities and credentials, including falsely claiming to be a Marine and former Kirkland & Ellis employee. The case underscores the lengths some individuals may go to secure lucrative legal jobs, while highlighting the importance of honesty on resumes, especially in a challenging job market.
"A disbarred Ohio lawyer has been sentenced to 37 months in prison for Social Security fraud after using fake identities in a quest for law firm jobs."
"Crosby decided to falsely state that he was a Marine, a University of Michigan football player, and a former Kirkland & Ellis employee."
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