Litigation
Mar. 22, 2002
Fear of the Unknown
Dicta Column - By Douglas G. Carnahan - In the movie "City Slickers," there is a scene in which the three "urban cowboys" compare notes on the best days and the worst days of their lives. Billy Crystal's playboy sidekick says that the day he stood up to his abusive father and kicked him out of the house was both the best and the worst day of his life. The other two heroes are left wondering how a thing could be both best and worst.
Dicta Column
By Douglas G. Carnahan
In the movie "City Slickers," there is a scene in which the three "urban cowboys" compare notes on the best days and the worst days of their lives. Billy Crystal's playboy sidekick says that the day he stood up t...
By Douglas G. Carnahan
In the movie "City Slickers," there is a scene in which the three "urban cowboys" compare notes on the best days and the worst days of their lives. Billy Crystal's playboy sidekick says that the day he stood up t...
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