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Sale of Museum to Low Bidder is Upheld

By Thomas J. Crane on January 30, 2013
Posted in Litigation and trial practice

When I was a young lawyer, fresh out of law school, I worked as a law clerk for a state district judge in small town Louisiana.  My judge had sat on the bench for close to 20 years.  Prior to serving as a judge, he had worked as a prosecutor for 10 years or so.

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