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CallerRay M.

TimeSun 6:41 PM

Number(505) 555-0142

RegardingFather, 71, rear-ended on I-25 near Bernalillo three weeks ago. Two nights in the hospital, back pain since, still can't drive. Adjuster for the other driver called yesterday, offered to settle, wants a signature this week.

WhereI-25 near Bernalillo, NM

DatesCrash 8/2 · adjuster called 8/22

CounselNone. Hasn't signed anything.

Insurer contact Asked to sign this week

Exhibit A

A recorded call

It took the message. It didn't speak for her.

Opposing counsel called about a Friday deadline. Listen to what came back: every detail confirmed, and one thing firmly declined.

SamLet me read that back so I get it exactly right: Dana Ritz, attorney with Ritz and Salcedo, callback number 505-555-0181, calling about Herrera versus Sandoval Construction. The message: you're requesting a two-week extension on expert disclosures, current deadline this Friday. You're willing to stipulate, but you need to hear back by Thursday because you'll be filing either way. Did I get all of that correctly?

CallerYes. Yes. You did.

SamI've got that down and I'll get it to her. Thanks for your patience with an assistant, and I hope you have a good rest of your day.

CallerI was just wondering. Can you confirm that she'll agree to that stipulation?

SamThat's exactly what the attorney will want to answer for you, and I'm not able to.

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