Well, for a white-collar case in federal court, I think I’m uniquely qualified more so than a lot of other lawyers in the community because I majored in accounting and finance in college. And I also have an MBA, which is a master’s in business administration. So, when I see all the numbers on the sheets, when I see the financial transactions in the discovery from the government, I’m not challenged by that. That’s just like any other case for me. So, I think what sets me apart in doing a white-collar case different from other lawyers in the community is my ability to jump in the deep end right at the beginning.