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To layoff the majority of First Year Associates in one office after only several months of work, before they even have any real written reviews.
Bob Dell Lathamed the first years in the New York office after telling them at First Year Academy that there was a place for them at Latham & Watkins.

It is rumored that Dave Gordon went on a spectacular vacation the weekend after he Lathamed the first years in his office, suggesting he felt little sympathy for those affected.
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to kill, destroy, fire without cause or dash one's hopes and dreams.
Did you hear about those two Virginia Tech students that they found Lathamed at a campground near campus today? Another tragedy.
Lathamed by 3TT September 1, 2009
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To get so drunk that you become even funnier than your original sober-self
John: Did you see Adam last night??
Ben: Yeah! He was absolutely Lathamed!
John: I know! He was hilarious!
Lathamed by TomPhillips April 26, 2017

Feel Lathamed 

this is when you lack the energy to do anything or you feel weird
Feel Lathamed by bIG ALADJKJJJ September 17, 2020

lathareddy

That fellow looks like Lathareddy
lathareddy by SandhyaSamayam February 1, 2022
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