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Personal Narrative: The Wells Trial
Rachel called me back regarding Wells trial which is scheduled on March 28, the matter is sitting at 3rd setting and in her opinion the first setting would go ahead on trial since its contested and she hasn’t heard anything in terms of settling the matter or resetting. The second case she is not sure, she has given me the attorneys name for those two cases. I called the attorneys’ offices and this is what I found out:

The first case is Witt and the attorneys are Virginia Schwamm, her legal assistant said she will call me back with more information. The opposing counsel is John Harber, and his legal assistant told me that they will be resetting this matter.

The second case is Baylock and the attorneys are April McCroskey (cant get through,
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