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Could you please tell me why the plaintiff attorney, namely Mr.Schlichtmann, in the following text says that" I almost feel it would be necessary for us to have our own attorneys," and what he means by saying that? Here is the text?
The judge said" the question is: What did you have before you when you drew up this complaint? And the best way to find that out is for Mr.Cheeseman to ask you. If you had a basis to file a lawsuit that is the end of it, otherwise I 'll strike the complaint."
Schlichtmann was on his feet again. "It would be, I believe, unseemly for a plaintiff's attorney to take the witness stand and answer questions by the defendant's attorney," he said. I almost feel it would be necessary for us to have our own attorneys. I'm willing to provide The Court wit detailed affidavits. Please note that Mr.cheesemann is the defendant lawyer.Thanks
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He means this. If I am going to be treated as a witness and questioned by the defense attorney, I almost think I should have my own attorney to ensure that the defense attorney treats me correctly.
- He means this.
- If I am going to be treated as a witness and questioned by the defense attorney, I almost think I should have my own attorney to ensure that the defense attorney treats me correctly.
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He means this.
If I am going to be treated as a witness and questioned by the defense attorney, I almost think I should have my own attorney to ensure that the defense attorney treats me correctly.
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