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- 20 de Feb, 2025
ll that Barneswalker & Associates had to do was exactly what they did in their other cases: pointing out whatever "major injury" in December kept him "out of the office in non-weight bearing status" too strict to lift even the Rage Twig out of his troubles let alone lug around a box of files.
"It is clear that Attorney White is not in a condition to continue representation."
Despite Lewis' repeated assurances that Frank was on the verge of a miraculous recovery bringing him back to the office in January, then in February, and so on, he has since changed tack and insisted that this major injury "requires surgery" that incidentally was "scheduled for April 16, 2026" just three days after Nick's hearing would have been, and he probably wouldn't have been all that useful even if the continuance had been granted, unless it would have been beyond the "6-8 weeks to recover" or potentially even longer "depending upon any postoperative complications."
is it really any surprise that the judge got a little miffed at how disingenuous and suspect it was for the respondents to pretend like anything else was the reason they wasted his time and energy by kicking the can down the road since December?
Like clockwork.
Nick screams and shouts that the court is alogging him, that he is being denied his rights and justice.
Just for the truth to be revealed, is lawyer is a geriatric cripple, and he's too scared to change legal representation.
Its time to retire, White, join your client on inactive status.
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