Original sentence: Chesley has been embroiled in a scandal over a settlement of fen-phen litigation in Kentucky; former clients have sued Chesley and three other plaintiffs' attorneys of breaching their duties in a "spectacular and unparalleled way" by diverting most of a $200 million settlement fund to themselves with only one third to the plaintiffs.Chesley raised funds for Bill Clinton and Al Gore's presidential campaigns.Chesley was one of the "inner circle" of the plaintiffs' bar that negotiated the controversial $246 billion tobacco settlement on behalf of state governments.March 26, 1936) is a wealthy Ohio trial lawyer and the husband of federal judge Susan Dlott
Edited sentence: Chesley is currently embroiled in a scandal over a settlement of fen-phen litigation in Kentucky; former clients have sued Chesley and three other plaintiffs' attorneys of breaching their duties in a "spectacular and unparalleled way" by diverting most of a $200 million settlement fund to themselves with only one third to the plaintiffs.Chesley was one of the "inner circle" of the plaintiffs' bar that negotiated the controversial $246 billion tobacco settlement on behalf of state governments, and went on to be one of the largest fund-raisers for Bill Clinton and Al Gore's presidential campaigns.Chesley's home, a French chateau on 5.3 acres in Indian Hill, with 27,000 square feet of living space, six bedrooms, seven full bathrooms, two four-car garages, custom chandeliers and a wine cellar, was the most expensive single-family home ever purchased in Cincinnati when Chesley purchased it for $11.9 million in 2004.In a 1998 book on the tobacco litigation, journalist Peter Pringle wrote that Chesley was "one of the least liked leading members of the plaintiffs inner circle, mainly because of his seemingly uncontrolled vanity and relentless name dropping.March 26, 1936) is a wealthy Ohio trial lawyer and Democratic Party fund-raiser and the husband of federal judge Susan Dlott