...and Vince Colosimo! The absolute last person I expected to see in this show, but a welcome surprise.
I think Alan isn't entirely in the wrong here. The firm knew about his sleazy ethics but were more than happy to take the money he made for them. Firing him now, just because they've had enough, doesn't seem reasonable to me. On the other hand, he *has* gone outside the boundaries of legal ethics, and he *has* straight up committed crimes, so it's not like they don't have cause to fire him. My guess, or maybe more of a safe assumption, is that he will lose this case and end up working with Denny Crane, leading right into Boston Legal.
I think Alan isn't entirely in the wrong here. The firm knew about his sleazy ethics but were more than happy to take the money he made for them. Firing him now, just because they've had enough, doesn't seem reasonable to me. On the other hand, he *has* gone outside the boundaries of legal ethics, and he *has* straight up committed crimes, so it's not like they don't have cause to fire him. My guess, or maybe more of a safe assumption, is that he will lose this case and end up working with Denny Crane, leading right into Boston Legal.
