My case was progressing nicely and, under the watchful eye of my friend and mentor Tom Flaherty, I was holding my own. I completed the direct examination of one of my key witnesses, who then underwent a fairly lengthy cross-examination.
Oates, call your next witness. However, as you may be smarter than I, I will allow you to proceed. Michael P. I want that compliment recorded for all time. She is currently on sabbatical, and writing this piece makes her miss the prac-tice of law.
Which Came First by Ann L. Ramsey Maahvelous by Adria Martinelli I was representing a retirement home that was being sued by one of its residents. He conscripted his two sons-in-law one attorney, one econo-mist to help him with his lawsuit. He was 90 years old when he came to my office for his deposition. He was dapper and spunky in his seersucker suit. At one point when I was question-ing him, his attorney counseled him, www.
The bor-rower was an egg farm. The lawyers could not agree on which bank would have liens on which assets of the egg farm, and the negotiations reached an impasse.
Taking matters into their own hands, the bankers agreed to a compro-mise β one bank would take a lien on the chickens and the other would take a lien on the eggs.
