Chris,  Long ago, I discovered that differences of opinion held in good faith should not cause personal animosity.  That’s even true when folks with law degrees use less than diplomatic language or shoot from the hip. 

Chris,  Long ago, I discovered that differences of opinion held in good faith should not cause personal animosity.  That’s even true when folks with law degrees use less than diplomatic language or shoot from the hip. 

David, my bad….I totally realized that later just as you realized your oversight later on me. We keep missing each other, but I think in a bar or at a ball game or over a game of pool, poetry slam, whatever, we’d have a great time.

Peace out.

-c

-c

David, my bad….I totally realized that later just as you realized your oversight later on me. We keep missing each other, but I think in a bar or at a ball game or over a game of pool, poetry slam, whatever, we’d have a great time.

Peace out.

-c

-c

David, my bad….I totally realized that later just as you realized your oversight later on me. We keep missing each other, but I think in a bar or at a ball game or over a game of pool, poetry slam, whatever, we’d have a great time.

Peace out.

-c

-c

David, my bad….I totally realized that later just as you realized your oversight later on me. We keep missing each other, but I think in a bar or at a ball game or over a game of pool, poetry slam, whatever, we’d have a great time.

Peace out.

-c

-c

Chris, I stated in my piece that the charge is alleged.  My postnote is an attempt at humor, aimed at my favorite target, the standard contingency fee.  For the sake of those who missed the humor, I have added the word “allegedly,” so that the phrase now reads “Thus, (allegedly) asking far less than 1/3rd.” 

Chris, I stated in my piece that the charge is alleged.  My postnote is an attempt at humor, aimed at my favorite target, the standard contingency fee.  For the sake of those who missed the humor, I have added the word “allegedly,” so that the phrase now reads “Thus, (allegedly) asking far less than 1/3rd.” 

so long is the road

strewn with debris of hatred

potholes of the mind

so long is the road

strewn with debris of hatred

potholes of the mind

hmmmm…i see you actually believe the Chief, too. maybe you should visit my blog and actually read some things there about my accomplishments before you make up your mind. i never asked for 15%; Mr. Toney asked me if the NAACP would take a third if the case settled and i told him no, we’re not acting as lawyers now, we’re just negotiating and not filing suit yet. he volunteered to give half the normal amount if we were able to recover for him to the NAACP. Chief Dunn then twisted this around to make it appear as if I was twisting Toney around.

Go read the blog, brother, and get informed. My lawyer actually knows several NAACP higher-ups and took my case because he’s pissed off at the way they treated me.

so long is the road
strewn with debris of hatred
potholes of the mind

hmmmm…i see you actually believe the Chief, too. maybe you should visit my blog and actually read some things there about my accomplishments before you make up your mind. i never asked for 15%; Mr. Toney asked me if the NAACP would take a third if the case settled and i told him no, we’re not acting as lawyers now, we’re just negotiating and not filing suit yet. he volunteered to give half the normal amount if we were able to recover for him to the NAACP. Chief Dunn then twisted this around to make it appear as if I was twisting Toney around.

Go read the blog, brother, and get informed. My lawyer actually knows several NAACP higher-ups and took my case because he’s pissed off at the way they treated me.

so long is the road
strewn with debris of hatred
potholes of the mind

Yikes, Anon, I hope you’re merely talking about your haiku-writing skills and not your whole life.  
See is it or ain’t it haiku? for some help with the former.
 
As far as your legal career, you can always walk away from BigLaw — economic sacrifices and transitions are well-worth saving your psyche, self-esteem, and life.  Get some career counseling. 
 
best wishes,
david

Yikes, Anon, I hope you’re merely talking about your haiku-writing skills and not your whole life.  
See is it or ain’t it haiku? for some help with the former.
 
As far as your legal career, you can always walk away from BigLaw — economic sacrifices and transitions are well-worth saving your psyche, self-esteem, and life.  Get some career counseling. 
 
best wishes,
david

The big firm life is

driving me to feel that

all hope is now gone.

The big firm life is

driving me to feel that

all hope is now gone.