> Which looks a lot like he was afraid that discovery would reveal something much worse than what was at issue in those cases. And the great irony is that, bec

> Which looks a lot like he was afraid that discovery would reveal something much worse than what was at issue in those cases. And the great irony is that, because of his lawyer's mistake, he has lost the ability to keep from discovery an awful lot of things, so that revelation is likely to happen anyways.