Miers led law firm that aided investor fraud

Thanks to The Sideshow for leading me to this David Sirota piece at The Huffington Post: It seems that Harriet Miers' law firm, Locke, Liddell & Sapp had to pay $22 million to settle a lawsuit that claimed the firm had "aided a client in defrauding investors." Then there was another case in which the firm had to pay $8 million, also for aiding a client who committed fraud.

Miers was managing partner of the firm during both of these incidents.