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Are you what is affectionately
called a "bean counter"?

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Yes, sir.
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- Are you the head bean counter?
- Yes, sir.

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- So you see a lot of reports in your job?
- Yes.

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- You take these reports and make...
- Bitch.

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You gave him Patricola.
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I'm sorry, Michael.
I guess it's in the genes.

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...a defective part.
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You make a decision whether
to replace that part in a recall

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or suffer the consequences of a lawsuit,
whichever's cheaper.

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Is that correct?
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I don't make the decisions,
I just analyze the reports.

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Reports, yes.
Let's talk about them.

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Do you recall one questioning the safety
of the 1985 Meridian model?

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Yes.
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- Your Honor...
- Mr. Quinn?

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May we approach?
Defense requests a conference in chambers.

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- And, Your Honor...
- Yes?

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Lead counsel only.
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All right, Fred. What's on your mind?
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Your Honor, there's been
an appalling conspiracy.

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One that has compromised our case.
I demand a mistrial.

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- Unbelievable.
- Let's hear it.

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Miss Ward's turned over
privileged information to her father.

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And he's accepted it, in flagrant violation
of every principle of legal ethics I know.

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- Which one would that be, Fred?
- Enough, Jed. This isn't a joke.

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The joke is you're being asked
to consider legal ethics argument

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from the boss of Michael Grazier.
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Michael Grazier no longer works
for Quinn Califan. He's a closed issue.

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- Ballast off a sinking ship.
- Listen to me, you son of a bitch!

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- I'll have the state bar discipline you.
- Do it! Please, do it.


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