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Sequestor, Superhero of the Legal Profession No. 1, is a mild-mannered municipal bond lawyer based in Cleveland
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Arbiter of factual disputes and self-described destructor of claims
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A superhero for the down-and-out lawyer, Obscura provides one last hope of pulling defeat from the jaws of a ridiculously distant and unlikely victory. With nothing left to argue, with no legal theory worth its weight in pixels, and with no way out of a losing case and possibly money-wasting case, Obscura can provide one…
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There is only one Megablawg. And he works obscurely during the day as a quarter-time lawyer and three-quarter-time life coach.
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