My Sister Called Me “Legally Stupid” Outside the Courtroom. Then Her Lawyer Learned Who I Really Was

And unlike Vanessa, he understood exactly how serious that was.

The judge opened the envelope.

The first document was a timeline.

The second was a collection of correspondence.

The third was much thicker.

A binder.

One I had spent months assembling.

Carefully.

Patiently.

Methodically.

The judge adjusted his glasses.

“What exactly am I looking at?”

I took a breath.

“Evidence showing that multiple exhibits submitted by opposing counsel contain serious irregularities.”

Blake stood immediately.

“Objection.”