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Fruition...
Nov. 19th, 2002 04:06 pmThe very first cases I took on in my own practice are coming to a conclusion.
Two bankruptcy cases I filed in August were discharged today, to the great appreciation of my clients. (Three months is about right for a no-asset Chapter 7.) Another personal injury case looks like it's settling as well; we aren't very far apart as to the settlement amount.
I feel strangely accomplished today; I've started to attack some of the cases I put on the back burner because of various filings and deadlines last week. (Two new bankruptcy cases filed, an answer in another case, and a client's crisis averted.)
I'm looking forward to Thanksgiving; Amy and I are going down to one of her old art teacher's for a potluck dinner they have every year. He has a huge barn (it may have been an old railroad depot; it says "Wilsonville" on it), where he has students past and present. Amy and other artists show their works to the guests, and the host shows MST-able shorts (lots of promotional films and commercials from the 50s and 60s), and the classic short film De Düva (imagine a Bergman parody in pig-Swedish....).
Two bankruptcy cases I filed in August were discharged today, to the great appreciation of my clients. (Three months is about right for a no-asset Chapter 7.) Another personal injury case looks like it's settling as well; we aren't very far apart as to the settlement amount.
I feel strangely accomplished today; I've started to attack some of the cases I put on the back burner because of various filings and deadlines last week. (Two new bankruptcy cases filed, an answer in another case, and a client's crisis averted.)
I'm looking forward to Thanksgiving; Amy and I are going down to one of her old art teacher's for a potluck dinner they have every year. He has a huge barn (it may have been an old railroad depot; it says "Wilsonville" on it), where he has students past and present. Amy and other artists show their works to the guests, and the host shows MST-able shorts (lots of promotional films and commercials from the 50s and 60s), and the classic short film De Düva (imagine a Bergman parody in pig-Swedish....).
