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Hey, you're leaving
the scene of an accident!
Your Honor, I'm sorry I'm late.
- I was in a traffllc accident.
- Are you all right?
- Yes, Your Honor.
- Was anyone hurt?
Then will Mr. Kaufman begin?
Your Honor, since its inception,
was managed by Mr. Dunne
and a board of trustees...
which included his granddaughter,
my client Mina Dunne.
Upon his death,
that board was disbanded.
We wanna know why.
Well, it was on instructions
from my client, Your Honor.
Why would he do that?
These people were his friends.
They were wonderful people
who loved kids and music...
but they weren't qualiflled to manage
a 100-million-dollar foundation.
- That's why he signed--
- Your Honor, please.
Address the court, Counselor.
Simon Dunne signed
a power of appointment appointing...
Walter Arnell and Steven Delano
sole trustees of the foundation.
He was old
and he was taken advantage of.
You took advantage of him, Gavin!
Now you're charging a crime,
Miss Dunne...
and this is probate court,
not criminal court.
- Does your client understand?
- She does, Your Honor.
Your Honor, I'm not here
to debate everyone's opinion...
about Simon Dunne's intention.
I'm here to present
some papers to the court...
which are signed by Mr. Dunne.
They've all been notarized.
And furthermore...
they direct the foundation
to be administered...
in precisely the way
in which Mr. Dunne...
not his granddaughter, intended.
- Please the court?
- What do you got?
Trust agreement...
tax exemption...
power of appointment.
- Mr. Banek?
- Sorry.
Mr. Banek?
I made a mistake.
What mistake?
This morning, after the accident
by the side of the road...
we were exchanging
insurance information...
and I used the file folder...
to, you know, to--
you know, to--
No, I don't know.
To write my name on,
and address.
And I gave it to him.
I just wasn't thinking clearly,
I guess. Must've been the accident.
Did you get his name?
Did I get his--
Yes, of course I got his name.
Let's call him.
As I-- If memory serves,
Your Honor...
- I believe he's not in.
- How do you know?
He made some reference
to the fact that he was...
feeling hurried because...
he had to be at an appointment
of some sort.
- Call him and leave a message.
- Yes, of course. I will.
Your Honor,
may I make a suggestion?
I'm in no hurry,
and I know how bad...
a car crash, right?
Yeah.
Thanks, Terry.
No. Don't mention it.
So, Gavin, when the man,
whose name you don't know...
gets out of the meeting
that you say he's in...
would you call him at the number
that you think is in your car...
so that we can have the document
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