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Date: 24 May 2012 00:56:22 -0000
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From: "Jeremy Tucker" <coug...@someareugly.com>
Subject: Gloria Allred just a media using liberal publicity slut says client.
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Super lawyer Gloria Allred cares more about cameras than 
clients, according to the buxom banker who sued after getting 
canned by Citigroup, allegedly because her assets were a 
distraction to co-workers.

Debrahlee Lorenzana, who was fired in 2010, said Allred dropped 
her right around the time the press did, leaving her to take on 
the bank in arbitration.

“If I could turn back time, I would have not chosen Gloria 
Allred as my lawyer,” Lorenzana told the New York Daily News.

Allred now has a similar case, representing Lauren Odes, who 
claims her employer tried to get her to “tape her breasts down” 
and wear a bathrobe over her skimpy outfits.

“Nobody should be fired because of their physical appearance,” 
Lorenzana told the paper. “I feel sorry for the girl.”

But keeping Allred's nose to the grindstone once the press 
conferences are over will be a trick, Lorenzana said.

“The only times I saw her (Allred) was when the media was 
there,” she said, adding that Allred seemed to just want her to 
agree to a quick settlement.

“I thought because she was a woman that she would really fight 
for me,” she said.

Allred told the Daily News she and her team “put in hundreds of 
hours fighting for her (Lorenzana’s) rights.”

“Due to our legal obligations as attorneys, we were required to 
withdraw,” her statement read, noting that “ethical obligations” 
bar her from dishing about why lawyer and client parted ways.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/05/22/curvaceous-client-says-
gloria-allred-only-fought-for-publicity/?intcmp=obinsite