In my previous post, I provided a definition of an ex parte hearing, attached the Court Registry for July 13, 2011 and wondered why Liz Adler would want to secretly and urgently disqualify my attorney . After giving it some thought, I came up with this explanation. We'll call it explanation one.
Larry Siracusa and Brian McCaffrey know that Herman Franck is an appellate attorney. A litigator if you will...a very good one! In fact, attorneys that argue in front of the appellate court are damn good attorneys/litigators. McCaffrey, Siracusa and Adler know that they are going to lose..way too many lies, secrets and ex parte hearings. Therefore, they are trying to disqualify my attorney as well as discredit him. Bottom line...they are afraid of Herman because Herman is way out of their league. In fact, Larry Siracusa is not even a llitigator.
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About a year ago, Liz Adler and her attorney, Larry Siracusa, petitioned the Court to obtain approval to hire a litigation attorney for Liz because Larry did not know how to litigate. Wait a minute! Isn't an attorney a litigator by defintion?
Let's google that ...
According to Merriam Webster, litigate is defined as "carrying on a legal contest through a judical process." It seems to me that one could not be an attorney if one did not know how to litigate. Don't attorneys carry on a legal contest through a judicial process every day? By his own admission, Larry does not know how to litigate. So by definition he cannot carry on a legal contest through a judicial process and that is why Mr. McCaffrey was hired to represent Ms. Adler.
Perhaps, Ms. Adler, Mr. Siracusa and Mr. McCaffrey should rethink the petition that was filed on July 13, 2011. Wouldn't it be better to disqualify Ms. Adler for breach of fiduciary duty and perjury? Brian McCaffrey could then have Larry Siracusa disqualified for not doing his job.
Why? Because attorneys are litigators!