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 The Attorney - Steve Martini
 The Attorney - Steve Martini ... Madriani has reached a watershed in his life and moves to San Diego, but when he meets an old client whose 8 year-old granddaughter has been abducted, he is drawn to a case which destroys all he believes in.Newest Review: ... will invariably be killed, kidnapped or be accused of murder? This is exactly what happens to Paul Madriani, ace ... more ... attorney-in-law, when he moves to California and meets an old friend. This friend is a lottery winner, but money can not buy him the return of his granddaughter who has been kidnapped by his drug addicted daughter. This is not Madriani’s usual type of case, but it soon turn into one when a woman who aided in the kidnapping of the girl is found shot dead. Can Madriani uncover the truth behind the murder and find the missing girl before more than one innocent life is ruined?
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The Attorney - Steve Martini: Objection! (Point Finger) (866 words)
by - written on 19/07/07 (Very useful, 68 readings)
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Have you been in an accident at work and are looking for compensation? Well don’t call attorney-in-law Paul Madriani because he specialises in murder one cases! In today’s society it seems that we live in a compensation culture; everyone always looking for a handout. To be honest I think this is a bit of a fallacy as the only person I know who has sued recently was because their torn Achilles went untreated for 2 months because the doctors kept saying it was a sprained ankle. It got to the point where they had to have their Achilles tendon re-cut and healed! People deserve the right to a defence and this is even more important in criminal cases. Many people ... Read the complete review
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