Few defense lawyers can claim they whipped government prosecutors twice in six months. But the team of Theodore V. Wells Jr., Albert J. Krieger and Scott A. Srebnick did it representing a California bond dealer in two high-profile public corruption cases. Was it skill? Tactics? Luck? Problematic cases? The answer: All of the above. They faced experienced prosecutors. But in both cases, the government saw their witnesses undermined by the defense.
November 01, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Few defense lawyers can claim they whipped government prosecutors twicein six months.
But the team of Theodore V. Wells Jr., Albert J. Krieger and Scott A.Srebnick did it representing California bond dealer Calvin Grigsby intwo high- profile public corruption cases in Miami.
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