A FOX News affiliate in Tampa, Florida is reporting that just two weeks after Nick Hogan and a friend were involved in a horrific car accident, Hulk and Linda Hogan have hired high-profile criminal defense attorney Barry Cohen to represent their son. Considered a courtroom bulldog, Cohen has worked several highly publicized cases, including the defense of Steve and Marlene Aisenberg. Cohen also recently defended school teacher Jennifer Porter, who hit four siblings in Tampa while driving her car, killing two of them. Porter was able, however, to avoid receiving any jail time.

The following is from WWE.com: On a cool night in Green Bay, Raw was certainly a hot ticket for a few of the Green Bay Packers. With their home stadium, Lambeau Field, neighbors the Resch Center – home of Monday’s Raw – a handful of The Pack celebrated Sunday’s 16-13 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles by catching sports-entertainment’s most talked about Superstars. “I came to see John Cena; he’s the man,” said Clark Harris, who plays tight end. “I was thinking he was Mr. McMahon’s illegitimate son, but I was obviously wrong.” Will Blackman, a corner back, said he was anxious to see his first WWE live event since moving to Wisconsin. “I’ve been to several WWE events, but I’ll admit that this is my first in a few years,” he said. Fifth season linebacker Tracy White told WWE.com that he had no problem filling his teammate in on what he’s missed. “I watch every Monday, Tuesday and Friday night. I’m a huge fan of Mark Henry. I wanted to meet Cena and Triple H too. I’m just a really big fan of WWE.” Quarterback Paul Thompson also admitted it was that meeting The World’s Strongest Man was impressive. “Man, Mark Henry is a beast,” he said. “I’m from the Austin, Texas area so it was good to see and meet him."