To: scion who wrote (12309 ) 8/30/2011 10:36:33 AM From: scion Read Replies (1) | Respond to So that the Court can understand the magnitude of the work required of counsel and the accounting firm, the Court should be aware that this case involves complex business dealings over a lengthy period of time. Thousands of documents (including numerous file cabinets removed from Mr. Turek’s office) are being stored by the government. Defendant was aware of this fact at the time the current trial date was established, but counsel was unaware that her client also was in possession of numerous boxes of documents himself. To date, Mr. Turek has brought twenty-nine (29) bankers boxes of documents to counsel, and he continues to search for more that could be relevant. Counsel has reviewed almost all of these documents at least once, and most of them twice, but each review leads to additional questions and adds to the complexity of the case. viewer.zoho.com
