DeLuca.” Troy Jefferson exclaimed with a huge grin as he reached out to shake my hand. “Thank you. You were great as well. You followed the directions and answered all of the questions just as we rehearsed.” “So what happens next?” “After Peirce handles the defendant’s deposition scheduled next week, we’ll order the transcripts for both depositions. The opposing counsel and our firm will, of course, go through them. We usually sit back and wait for an offer. If we feel the offer is low, we’ll deny it and prepare for trial.” “If we do go to trial, will you be the trial attorney?” “No, I’m sorry. Peirce is the attorney handling your malpractice claim. He’ll be the one at the trial. Don’t worry, Mr. Jefferson. You’re in good hands.” “I surely don’t doubt it. Thank you again.” He shook my hand one last time, stood from the chair, and left the conference room. The deposition took longer than expected, and it was close to one. My mother was due to be at the office soon, which left little time for much else.
What do You think about Cautious (Sequel To Disastrous)?
