Dear Sandy:

Now that the post-trial motions of the plaintiffs have been denied and my favorite motion, a motion to tax costs, is pending, the plaintiffs have filed an in proper appeal from this case. On the other hand, they will dismiss their appeal if we agree to drop our costs.

The real purpose of this letter, however, is to thank you and your staff for the excellent support you provided in preparing a last minute time-line and a number of exhibits that had to be blown-up and suitably mounted. Most importantly, however, it was your presence at the jury selection which enabled us to come up with a jury who saw through this case in a very short time and returned a tremendous verdict in our favor. Sure, one can argue it's the luck of the draw and the order of things over which we had no control. Obviously, that is true to some extent; nevertheless, to be able to select a jury with your input available makes the whole process easier, smoother and much more effective. There simply wasn't any second-guessing; we were on the same wave length and we got the jury we wanted. That, my friend, is difficult to do in today's world.

Obviously, we look forward to working with you on future cases and I am making the arrangements to have you visit our Fort lauderdale office to give a brief presentation of the types of services that you provide, which are not necessarily limited to the areas in which you provided support in our case. I will then also attempt to have you do the same presentation in our Miamii office, and I'll work with Greg Victor and Bill Berk on the presentation.

With best personal wishes for the upcoming holiday season, I remain,

Dear Sandy:

Once again you have come through for me in what was certainly one of the largest and most difficult criminal cases to be tried in the Southern District of Florida. Your effort and dedication was invaluable to our success and demonstrates that nothing is impossible.

Over the years, you have become an integral part of my defense team. This case, involving charges of a CCE and multiple counts of conspiracy to import and possess, was no exception. Your research and advice in the pretrial phase, your assistance at jury selection, your insightful daily trial reports, and of course, your coordination and preparation of the highly effective demonstrative exhibits all contributed to the acquittal of both defendants. TrialTech continues to prove itself to be an invaluable asset.

Thank you again, and I most certainly look forward to many more years, and many more victories.

Dear Sandy:

This letter is written to thank you for your gallant effort in the successful defense of William Lozano. Our recent victory in the William Lozano case was a real team effort, and your skills in witness preparation, strategy for voir dire, and for trial preparation were an invaluable part in that victory. Your willingness to work with us whenever we needed it, and at virtually any hour, was greatly appreciated.

Once again I find myself expressing my gratitude for your help with a case. This particular case was one of overwhelming proportions, and was with us for quite a while. Your efforts with the logistics of relocating this case to Orlando (and the aborted Tallahassee location), were above and beyond the call of duty. I have no doubt that your insightful ideas regarding the demonstrative trial exhibits had quite an impact, and I am sure that your work with our witnesses would have been extremely effective, had our trial strategy permitted the calling of any witnesses for the defense.

I sincerely believe in your value as a trial consultant. You were a great asset during jury selection as well as throughout the entire tedious procedure of this trial. Please know how much all your efforts are appreciated, and I know on whom I can depend the next time around.

Dear Sandy:

I know you have gathered a considerable number of letters of appreciation and recommendation during the years, and I am adding mine to your collection.

I want to thank you not only for the professional and efficient manner in you assisted the trial team in my recent case, but, even more importantly, for the interest you took in this matter. Your personal input and words of wisdom, and the kindless you showed to Rita during this most difficult period, helped us get through. I know you didn't have to get involved on such short notice, or return from your hard earned vacation with your family, but you did and never once complained.

I will be forever in your debt.

Dear, Sandy:

This letter is to thank you for your assistance in the above-captioned criminal matters.

Your help and advices during jury selection in the Dickson case during March of 1993 in the Middle District of Florida, Fort Myers enabled us to select a jury which ultimately acquitted Mr. Dickson of federal bank fraud charges. In addition, we appreciate your assistance in preparing Mr. Dickson for the possibility his testimony would be needed at trial. Also, the focus groups you conducted were extremely helpful in demonstrating what case themes would work for the defense and exposing the potential problems a jury might have concerning the nature of the bank transactions as alleged in the indictment.

Further, your assistance in the Walter Browne case during February of 1993 in the Southern District of Florida, West Palm Beach played a part in the ultimate result, a directed verdict of acquittal of all charges (tax fraud) by the Honorable Kenneth Rsykamp. Your help, particularly in preparing Walter Browne to testify, if need be, and your observations during the trial concerning the jury and the government's witnesses was most appreciated.

We look forward to working with you again.

Dear Mr. Marks: I would like to take this opportunity to thank you on behalf of myself and my client, The International Longshoremen's Association, for the excellent service that you have provided us relative to trial support and jury selection regarding a civil rights matter which concerned a claim of race discrimination under Title VII and 42 USC Sec. 1981.

As a result of powerful statistical evidence that was in the possession of the Plaintiff, the case was extremely difficult to defend. An important part in my successful defense of the case was the result of your involvement in both trial support and jury selection.

I look forward to a continuing relationship with your firm and yourself, and again I extend my sincere gratitude for your help.

Dear Sandy:

It has been my privilege to work with you the past three years in connection with several rather interesting and unique cases. I have been impressed by your insight, dedication and outstanding commitment to pretrial preparation, jury selection and in-trial support.

I have found you and your firm to be of great and significant assistance to me. Oftentimes you have challenged me to rethink my theories and positions. Your precise focus on the issues has enabled me to "narrow the picture" and make even the most complex of issues understandable to the jury.

I wholeheartedly recommend you and your firm, Trial Technologies, Inc., to the trial lawyer who is looking to do the very best for his client.

Dear Sandy:

Tomorrow, I will be leaving for a vacation in Montana and Vancouver, and the work to close the office is proceeding on schedule. However, before leaving I wanted to thank you again personally for the outstanding work that you and your staff did in helping us in what, in retrospect, seems almost an impossible case to have won. At least, we fought it vigorously and the public seems to believe we have acquitted ourselves well, and that result would not have been possible without your help.

Dear Sandy:

I want to thank you for your invaluable assistance in the Dolsey case. Your pretrial consultations, witness preparation and jury simulations and your support and attendance during voir dire contributed to our obtaining a $250,000.00 verdict at trial.

I look forward to working with you on additional commercial matters and business disputes in the future.