Lambo barrister's cheeky new plates
A colourful barrister who took Transport NSW to court in a bid to hold onto his “offensive” Lamborghini number plates has revealed their cheeky replacement.
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A colourful barrister who took Transport NSW to court in a bid to hold onto his “offensive” Lamborghini number plates has revealed their cheeky replacement.
A colourful barrister who took Transport NSW to court in a bid to hold onto his “offensive” Lamborghini number plates has revealed their cheeky replacement.
A colourful Sydney barrister who took Transport NSW to court in a bid to hold onto his "offensive" Lamborghini number plates has revealed the cheeky replacement. Peter Lavac, a renowned criminal defence expert and former Hong Kong crown prosecutor, had the new plates fitted on his prized yellow racing car last Monday - XXLEGO. "The new plates stand for 'extra large ego'," the 74-year-old told news.com.au "Every criminal lawyer and athlete has a massive ego - you need it to do battle in court or to win at sport and you particularly need a big ego to take on bullies and kick their arses."
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Lamborghini-driving Sydney lawyer Peter Lavac has vowed never to back down to "fat cat bullies" after a court bid to try and keep his controversial 'LGOPNR' number plates failed on Monday. NSW Police seized the plates - which say an abbreviation of "leg opener" - after pulling Mr Lavac over while he was driving his yellow Lamborghini to carry out a random breath test in November. He has since been fighting to have them returned and wanted a court declaration stating their contents couldn't be deemed offensive. But on Monday at Downing Centre Local Court, Magistrate Greg Elks ruled in favo...