Well, the Connecticut Law Tribune. I was in that back in 1989, when I survived a Motion for Summary Judgement. It made the Law Tribune because I was a Pro Se plaintiff against three Connecticut attorneys for malpractice. Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, one of my very favorite Boogey Men was a junior unnamed partner in the law firm I defeated. I went on to win the law suit and have one of the very rare judgements of attorney malpractice on the books in Connecticut. Andersen vs, Koizim, Tirola and Silverberg, for law junkies.I'm so glad I'm not Richard Blumenthal.
I've gone on to do regular battle with Blumenthal on behalf; of Connecticut's Indian Tribes. Won some, lost some and he's ahead at the moment, but we';re not done yet, especially with the Abramhoff, Gale Norton greasy palms and dirty tricks in the story. We were ahead of the game till Busholini took over in 2000 and appointed a numbert of crooks to the Department of Interior.
(kathleen rocks)
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lol, oldschool. i wanna be the dude who goes out and beats the shit outta non-paying clients a la Tony Soprano. keep me in mind, ok?
oh wait...you're one of the good guys. never mind.
Oldschool,
Are you having fun with your new law practice? I figured out its part street theater. Is it cold in Indianapolis?
Oldschool: It's a lot easier to lose a trial than to win one??? I'll say. When my kids keep me updated on my imperfections, I remind them it's a lot easier to be wrong than to be right. That's my big kernel of wisdom in life. It reduces the pressure.
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