L.A. Law1986

Stuart Markowitz:
Look, uh, he's willing to sell them to you, Mr. Svetka. He just wants to hold back a few back for Ed.

Jerry Svetka:
He's looking to hold back Heinie Manush, He's looking to hold back Gus Bell, he's looking to hold back a '62 Warren Spahn in near mint condition.

Benny Stulwicz:
I never said I'd sell them to you, Jerry.

Jerry Svetka:
Whether express or implied, binding representations were made which I placed reliance upon thereto.

Stuart Markowitz:
Are you an attorney?

Jerry Svetka:
Freelance Paralegal.

Stuart Markowitz:
Aha.

Jerry Svetka:
Well you think that's gonna make it easy for you?

Stuart Markowitz:
Look, what are we talking about here, a couple hundred bucks?

Jerry Svetka:
Try 13,000, and it's an appreciating asset. He's got an important collection, Mr. Markowitz, I'm not about to watch it slip away. You'll see by the affidavits annexed hereto, but all parties have been served, a TRO's been issued, freezing any subsequent transfers and depositions have been scheduled.

Stuart Markowitz:
You got to be kidding.

Jerry Svetka:
I know my way around litigation, Mr. Markowitz. Maybe even better than your average tax attorney.

Stuart Markowitz:
Look, if you want to go to court, we'll go to court.

Benny Stulwicz:
Stuart!

Jerry Svetka:
Benny, I want those cards placed in escrow. Excuse me.

Benny Stulwicz:
Stuart, I don't want to go to court. You said we wouldn't have to.

Stuart Markowitz:
It's going to be fine, Benny. Don't worry. It's just going to be fine.