Huh!?! Well good for her, at least now she works for an actual law firm so her fantasy world is slightly closer to reality!!Immix Law Group exists to serve its clients’ legal needs, while never forgetting the business reality faced by each client served. Our team is made up of attorneys who also have substantial non-legal business experience, and who know first-hand what it is like to be a consumer of legal services. We have entrepreneurs, business owners, former high-level executives, former marketing managers, and former creative services providers.
It sounds like a boutique firm that is pretty innovative, not a traditional firm at all.
While her colleague was a former pharmaceutical tool CEO whose Husband is named Joe, Elle’s profile reads that she has a social media following and designs fine jewelry and operates an e commerce business
Eleanor Lecocq
ELEANOR LECOCQ Eleanor built her career as a securities regulator, contract law professor and business owner. These diverse experiences empower her to advise on a range of legal matters with a creative and adaptable mindset. Contact (206) 294-5211 eleanor.lecocq@immixlaw.com...immixlaw.com
From her profile, She hasn’t gotten any US legal qualifications at the moment:
Just the fraud examiner certificate
- Called to the Bar in British Columbia, 2013
- Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, Certified Fraud Examiner, 2019
- Canadian Securities Course, 2015
- University of Toronto, Masters of Law, 2011
- Durham University, LLB, 2010
It’s also possible that she realized she wasn’t gonna find a man and needs to scam more subscribers and earn an extra income on top to afford her clawssic hauls.Huh!?! Well good for her, at least now she works for an actual law firm so her fantasy world is slightly closer to reality!!
Yes, I agree. Looks like this firm is made up of a bunch of independent legal counsel who share office rent (none right now because of covid), an admin team, and other resources. Lots of firms (in Canada at least) follow this shared-space/one firm type of model. I presume that Eleanor Lecocq would be responsible for bringing clients into the firm and for billing a certain number of hours each month. Far from that cushy investigator job she had. Let’s see her give it a go. Also, her bio is HILARIOUSImmix Law Group exists to serve its clients’ legal needs, while never forgetting the business reality faced by each client served. Our team is made up of attorneys who also have substantial non-legal business experience, and who know first-hand what it is like to be a consumer of legal services. We have entrepreneurs, business owners, former high-level executives, former marketing managers, and former creative services providers.
It sounds like a boutique firm that is pretty innovative, not a traditional firm at all.
While her colleague was a former pharmaceutical tool CEO whose Husband is named Joe, Elle’s profile reads that she has a social media following and designs fine jewelry and operates an e commerce business
Eleanor Lecocq
ELEANOR LECOCQ Eleanor built her career as a securities regulator, contract law professor and business owner. These diverse experiences empower her to advise on a range of legal matters with a creative and adaptable mindset. Contact (206) 294-5211 eleanor.lecocq@immixlaw.com...immixlaw.com
From her profile, She hasn’t gotten any US legal qualifications at the moment:
Just the fraud examiner certificate
- Called to the Bar in British Columbia, 2013
- Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, Certified Fraud Examiner, 2019
- Canadian Securities Course, 2015
- University of Toronto, Masters of Law, 2011
- Durham University, LLB, 2010
But in her case, shouldn’t that be “her mother and pets”? She doesn’t really have any other “family,” which is usually interpreted as a collective noun.'Eleanor loves to hike, cook Italian food, support local restaurants, and spend time with family and pets.'
Wait, shouldn't that be family, friends and pets? Oh no she doesn't have any friends.
Sorry to burst your bubble, Seri. Elle is certainly not a law professor, as previous posts attest.Oh and by the way, she's a lawyer and a law professor, so those aren't part of her scams.
As @MissGlam21 mentioned, this firm seems to be comprised of a bunch of independent counsel (and many seem to have entered law much later and come from non-law/non traditional backgrounds) who share an office space and admin team. Definitely not the type of law firm I’d hire from either if they can’t even do proper background checks on scammers like Eleanor F. Lecocq, who has no actual securities or M&A experience (fraud investigation is NOT the same thing) and hasn’t ever practiced law outside of her one year of articling a decade ago in a different country.Wow. Did this law “firm” do their due diligence and actually look into her previous positions on her resume? If they actually called her previous employers they would see she is not a professor and never practiced as a lawyer.
If I were in a Portland or Seattle resident, I would not use this company for legal counsel. Who knows how qualified and properly vetted their other lawyers are.
It's too low cut and it's gaping. It's also a t-shirt! Who does that?!? She's in a profession where first impressions are everything, and she looks like Karen on her way to bible study.Compared to the other lawyers at her job I feel like elle's top is way too low cut. Some of them do have a lower scoop neck but some how only elle's looks unprofessional to me
DEAD.It's too low cut and it's gaping. It's also a t-shirt! Who does that?!? She's in a profession where first impressions are everything, and she looks like Karen on her way to bible study.
The firm's website seems unprofessional. Attorneys in t-shirts (not just Elle), the Seattle office being in a WeWork, being told to contact them individually versus calling or sending an email to a corporate address. That plus the fact they hired Elle... something seems fishy.
I think she might be paying to use their shared services (i.e.: call center, admin, etc.) and probably pays them a fee to use their letterhead. It's also a place for her to park her "license" (although she doesn't seem to be certified in Washington state).Do you think they even pay a salary? Or is it more Elle gets to use the shared services for a fee and keep all the money she charges per an hour? Does that type of thing exist? Could example the embellished bio if she added it herself and also how she obtained the position if she is actually paying them.
She looks 40 years old in her photo. And matronly. GAP smart casual blazer, granny pearls, too deep V- cut. Bushy eyebrows and her signature joker smile.It's too low cut and it's gaping. It's also a t-shirt! Who does that?!? She's in a profession where first impressions are everything, and she looks like Karen on her way to bible study.
The firm's website seems unprofessional. Attorneys in t-shirts (not just Elle), the Seattle office being in a WeWork, being told to contact them individually versus calling or sending an email to a corporate address. That plus the fact they hired Elle... something seems fishy.
I thought so too!She's referring to her cat as her assistant. She closes the laptop and shows a clip of the cat next to it.
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