PJ's new employers not impressed.

[LEE]

It doesn't sound as though PJ's potential employers are particularly impressed with him being on Big Brother.

One of the reasons Sunita gave when she walked outin week one was that she didn't think she was doing her legal career any favours. I think the same may be true for PJ.

Click HERE (http://icbirmingham.icnetwork.co.uk/0100news/0100localnews/page.cfm?objectid=12014388&method=full&siteid=50002) to read the article.

[jog2001]

If I had any need to seek legal representation, either privataely or through my firm, and PJ was sent along by his firm, I would immediately ask for him to be replaced. As was alluded to in the news item, an external 'reputation' of any sort can only harm a legal case and that would not be a risk that I would want to take.

[Summer]

Time will only tell when it comes to PJs career, I wish him well and quite frankly would not be bothered if he was the queen of sheba as long as he was able to represent me I would hire him.
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[Romantic Old Bird]

I wouldn't hire him. He is selfish and dishonest, and I don't like the way he has been hailed as a hero. All that slap on the back pally stuff with Dermot and Spencer last week I found rather unpalatable.

I think this view echoes my feelings well. It's from The Guardian last Friday 19.7.02 and is in defence of Jade, but comments on PJ's behaviour very succinctly


Guardian online article (http://media.guardian.co.uk/bigbrother/story/0,7521,757956,00.html)


Doesn't remember? Rubbish. Character will out.

No, I wouldn't trust him.

Do you really think he will go to this job in September? I don't.