Key Facts
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21 rows where filing_id = 36
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| fact_id ▼ | filing_id | fact |
|---|---|---|
| 476 | 36 36 | Walker testified Nicholson told witnesses 'buzz words to say' including 'barratry' and 'cold calling' — words he'd never heard before |
| 477 | 36 36 | Walker stated he 'listened and did what my attorney said to do' regarding lying in depositions |
| 478 | 36 36 | Walker went on to testify he did not knowingly intend to lie but relied upon Nicholson's advice |
| 479 | 36 36 | Santana's letter to Judge Starrett stated she was coerced by Nicholson and Favre into signing first affidavit |
| 480 | 36 36 | Audio recording: Nicholson and Favre called Santana's mother's house, threatened her brother, pressured her to testify |
| 481 | 36 36 | Santana told Kassab: 'The marketing firm is the one that hired me. I didn't even go out and meet Pohl and Williamson' |
| 482 | 36 36 | The $50,000 Santana payment was under May 21, 2014 release agreement, predating both affidavits by over 2 years |
| 483 | 36 36 | Santana timeline: May 21, 2014 (release/$50K); Sept. 24, 2016 (first affidavit by Nicholson); Oct. 3, 2017 (coercion letter); Dec. 19, 2017 (retraction) |
| 484 | 36 36 | Seven grievances all dismissed; Kassab submitted 60 pages of argument and 2,300 pages of exhibits for his individual grievance |
| 485 | 36 36 | Board of Disciplinary Appeals repeatedly found 'conduct described does not violate the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct' |
| 486 | 36 36 | Kassab and David Kassab argued in Beatty v. Knighton (Cause No. 2011-75990) that unlawful acts doctrine was 'no longer good law' |
| 487 | 36 36 | Defendants purchased Pohl's information through Nov. 10, 2016 contract, took possession starting Dec. 2016 |
| 488 | 36 36 | Precision represented it operated under guidance of experienced Mississippi attorneys ensuring propriety of marketing |
| 489 | 36 36 | Precision's misconduct: referred clients to other lawyers, fabricated expenses, overcharged, failed to keep time records, changed fee position when Nicholson got involved |
| 490 | 36 36 | Mississippi court issued protective orders (Oct. 14, 2016 and March 22, 2017) requiring strict confidentiality on client data |
| 491 | 36 36 | Walker admitted client contracts, computers, and lists belonged to Pohl |
| 492 | 36 36 | Ladner conceded materials were 'Pohl's stuff' despite Nicholson telling him otherwise |
| 493 | 36 36 | Settlement Agreement Paragraph 27 prohibits filing any claim or legal action against Pohl |
| 494 | 36 36 | Nicholson failed to attach or verify the Settlement Agreement as evidence |
| 495 | 36 36 | Walker and Ladner testified Favre and Nicholson discussed Pohl's files being worth $6 million |
| 496 | 36 36 | Favre confirmed Pohl's information was one of Precision's 'most valuable asset' |
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CREATE TABLE key_facts (
fact_id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
filing_id INTEGER REFERENCES filings(filing_id),
fact TEXT
);