On 4/3, Frank Weston wrote, in part: >I'm not a lawyer. My opinions and advice on the subject are in the same >category of amateurism as when a lawyer tries to tune his own piano. Notwithstanding amateur status, he focused in on the heart of the matter: >The central issue is just when and how the plate broke. Well said, sir. Now as to the necessary proof (presuming that the plaintiff will proclaim with his hand on the King James Version: "No, Your Honor, the piano was fine before Mr. Tech got there").............. BTW, I don't tune my own piano (not yet anyway - I leave that to an expert in the field). Don McCallion - don@ct2.nai.net New Milford, CT P.S. - just like you, my dad's a lawyer too (55 years)
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