I’ve been a real estate lawyer for 50

years now and all during all that time

the business law did trust and Estates

and probate and all of these entities

could it some time or other

own the site or sites where an accident

happened and a lot of times you have to

discern who’s the real responsible party

maybe there are several responsible

parties and how can the vigilance of a

company on keeping their records

straight would maybe limit their

liability and not being able to get

let’s say of a person that’s basically

using a corporation as a shell and

depleting all the money so there’s

nothing in this company but all in their

pocket but if they’re keeping sloppy

records they’re

weaves themselves opens to being have

pierced that’s called pierce the co-op

piercing the corporate veil and

sometimes there are serious injury cases

where

firms are sloppy we had one in New

Hampshire which was just the case with a

Massachusetts injury and I think

pointing out how badly their records are

uh we got some of the owners that

actually throw in some money to protect

them from being

uh sued for years in litigation which is

not really that great a thing for a

client either it’s better to maybe take

a little less not not a lot less but you

know get your money today rather than

get it three four years maybe even six

years of after litigation so that’s how

I can help

the personal injury side of the firm

get down to some of the brass tacks