Attorney Mark Osterman - Alaska State of Corruption

MR. OSTERMAN: -Uh- #3 he could sit down and come up with
what's goanna be the most affective. Now in the meantime I
don't mind going after Mr. Cole, ok? But I think that Mr. Cole
ought to wait until after we've gotten our feet into the first
round of appeals and feel comfortable about the issues we're
briefing out.
MR. HAEG: Yep ok.
MR. OSTERMAN: Then we can pursue Mr. Cole. We actually have 2
years from the date of malpractice, which is ...
MR. HAEG: Ok and that – that is one concern I hired – when did I
hire Brent Cole wasn't it – we hired him like April 1 st but I
actually talked to Chuck about that. Chuck thinks the date of
malpractice would have been when he didn't stand up for my Rule
11 agreement.
MR. OSTERMAN: Well actually its when you fired him. It's
probably goanna be the date that you realized his malpractice
occurred. But even if it wasn't the date we've got 2 years from
that date to do something.
MR. HAEG: Ok so ...
MR. OSTERMAN: Now the first thing we probably aught to do which
I think you could do on your own is to write a letter to him
informing him that you're making a claim for your attorneys fees
plus the losses you had sustained as a result of his misconduct.
That's a hundred thousand dollar airplane, attorney fees, and at
least a year of guiding, ok?
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