Expert witness

[wea at swiggartagin.com (Warren E. Agin)]

I received the following from a colleague:

"We are defending a client in a preference action.  The client is in the
computer systems consultation business.  The issue is what is the industry
standard for ordinary course business payments.  The amount in question is
$176,000.  
Do you have an ideas for an expert we could hire to provide
affidavit/testimony in this case?"

They basically need someone who can tesify regarding payment terms in the industry, and what the payment practices really are. Any suggestions?

-Warren Agin


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Jerry Feldman 
  To: Discuss at BLU 
  Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 9:28 AM
  Subject: RE: Dell dumps linux? [but introduces n-series]


  I saw that yesterday. But, one major point is that many businesses have 
  site licences for Windows, and this avoids dual licensing issues as well as 
  provides for the shipping of essentially bare PCs. 


  On 15 Aug 2002 at 9:22, Chuck Young wrote:
  > Perhaps this lets them sell with no O/S, and reduces support
  > burdens for non-M$ O/Ses at the same time...

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