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Lindsay Lohan's New Lawyer is a Correspondent for Fox News
Lindsay Lohan at the Supper Club in 2011(Helga Esteb / Shutterstock.com)
Looks like another lawyer is hopping on the Lindsay Lohan train -- TMZ reports that since New York-based attorney Mark Heller got himself a new asshole ripped by a judge, Team Lohan has been looking to bring on someone local, and they may have found that person in one David Wohl. Wohl, a SoCal-based lawyer, was reportedly contacted by Lohan's father, Michael. Lindsay herself hasn't given Wohl the green light, but the gossip site reports that Michael still wants him to be there for Lindsay's upcoming trial on the 18th.
Of course, no Lohan court appearance would be complete without everyone present trying to shamelessly self-promote, and to that end, Wohl may just be a perfect fit. On his Twitter profile, he defines himself as follows:
Trial Lawyer, TV Lawyer for Fox News, Special Rock-n-Roll Correspondent, Dad to 4 fantastic and well-versed kids.
It's just really nice to see someone on Lindsay's team who only has her best interests at heart.
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