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"Are you telling me that Larry never...? You mean.... Are you serious? I thought sure he'd argued that case against his mom...."

Larry Klayman has never, ever had a jury trial. I do know that he has had at least two judge tried cases ("bench trials") because it is reported in published opinions that he and his No. 1 assistant at JW were barred for ethical violations from ever appearing in two different federal courts for their eggregious unethical conduct. He may have had other bench trials in which he didn't get sanctioned which I don't know about. But NO JURY TRIALS!

I once asked Rebeckie what she thought about Larry's lack of jury trial experience and whether she would like to be represented before a jury by a lawyer who had never had a jury trial. She never got back to me. Busy, I guess. College life is like that.

We should not be too worried, however. The chances of any of Larry's trials of actually getting to a jury are nil. He will see to that.

Now one final point. It has been reported that Larry sued his mother, that Larry's mother paid him $15,000, and that they have never spoken to, heard from, or seen each other since. This has been described as a victory for Larry. I'm curious: why do you not assume that this is a victory for Larry? Why is this not a victory for his mother?