1:31:04
Look, I promise you that we'll
be very sensitive on this point.
1:31:09
We'll make sure they see...
1:31:10
...that this is the only way
we can go forward at this time.
1:31:15
But we have a lot of work to do...
1:31:17
...before we even broach that subject.
1:31:22
I'll take Erin down the hall...
1:31:24
...so we can start on this stuff,
and l'll fill her in on the details.
1:31:29
-Those are my files.
-Yeah. We had them couriered over.
1:31:33
Listen, good work.
They're a great start.
1:31:35
We'll just spend some time
filling in the holes in your research.
1:31:39
Excuse me-- Theresa, is it?
There are no holes in my research.
1:31:44
There are things we need
you probably didn't know to ask.
1:31:48
Don't talk to me like l'm an idiot.
1:31:50
I spent 1 8 months on this case...
1:31:52
...and I know more about
the plaintiffs than you ever will.
1:31:57
You don't even have phone numbers.
1:31:59
Whose number do you need?
1:32:01
Everyone's. We need to be
able to contact the plaintiffs.
1:32:04
I said whose number do you need?
1:32:08
You don't know 600 numbers by heart.
1:32:24
Annabelle Daniels.
1:32:26
Annabelle Daniels. 71 4-454-9346.
1:32:30
Ten years old. Lived
on the plume since birth.
1:32:33
Wanted to be a synchronized swimmer,
so she spent every minute in the pool.
1:32:38
They detected a tumour in her brain.
1:32:40
An operation shrunk it,
with radiation after that.
1:32:43
Her parents are Ted and Rita.
1:32:45
Ted's got Crohn's disease. Rita has
headaches and underwent a hysterectomy.
1:32:50
Ted grew up in Hinkley. His
brother and his wife and their kids...
1:32:54
...Robbie Jr., Martha, Ed, Rose
and Peter also lived on the plume.
1:32:58
Their number is 454-9554.