Wily Veterans
I spent yesterday afternoon at a hearing with one just like that. It's bad enough that he employed all the "wily veteran tactics" during the hearing such as, but not limited to, testifying for his client/witness and attempting to take over the court interpreter's job (Just imagine translating the Filipino word for "none" ("wala") into "none yet" ("wala pa") and hoping to get away with it.)
But then he had to go all dramatic on us. He appeared to be almost in tears and about to have a heart attack in the course of arguing for his clients' so-called cause.
But we could see through that. It was all an act for his clients. And I think they bought it, hook, line and sinker. For sure, he was paid his appearance fees yesterday.
Unfortunately for these clients, they have a lost cause and whatever cr@p their lawyer peddled upon them (that they could win and that they have a valid case to being with) was totally untrue, for reasons I cannot blog about. The only one that would benefit from this entire experience was that over-acting lawyer, because he was the only one paid insofar as that case is concerned.
The world needs less of those lawyers in the world.
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