PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

Mr. Osterman: Well you got – you got a in between here – your April 1 st to when you – when
he committed the malpractice act which was selling the farm and then the fact that you fired him
so we got three contingent dates. And my gut reaction is we shoot to the middle date. The date
that he actually committed the malpractice. So we got the start up date of when you hired him.
He didn't commit malpractice on that day.
Haeg: Ok.
Mr. Osterman: But anyway this – here's the situation is that you can do this on your own if you
want. If you don't get any satisfaction with his insurance company then you drop it in my lap. . .
Haeg: Ok.
Mr. Osterman: then I call him on the phone, say hey I'm here what's the policy limits You now
and I'm goanna hold them by the nose and kick them in the ass for a
while. And we'll bring suit and go after all we can get on the insurance
and then anything else above that. Ok here's what I need – here's what I'm goanna
need from you to consider this appeal.
Haeg: Ok.
Mr. Osterman: Ok I'm goanna need 12,000.00.
Haeg: Really
Mr. Osterman: Yes sir.
Haeg: You're not cheap.
Mr. Osterman: No sir. If you call any – any attorney in town who does appeals and anybody in
Anchorage that does appeals they will tell you it's 3 to 5 thousand dollars an issue.
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