A. Daniel Woska

It was my dream and desire to become an attorney even as a kid. Why? Because lawyers always tried to help people on the TV shows I watched. The way they wanted to do good seemed deeper and committed than just about anything except a Christian.

It has now been 34 years since I began and I can say with absolute conviction that it has been a trip and experience far beyond anything I could have dreamed up. I have traveled the 50 states and parts of Europe, and been able to meet and work with some of the smartest, kindest, lovingest, wealthiest people in this country. In all the civil trials, arbitrations, hearings, administrative disputes I was allowed to attend or present, the Judges all seemed sincere and the courtrooms reflected glory, honor, democracy and honesty. I never met a Judge or hearing officer I did not like. There were some I hoped never to see again, but appreciated greatly their Judgeship actions.

WORDS TO REMEMBER: IF YOU EVER ALLOW A JURY OF YOUR PEERS TO STOP JUDGING DISPUTES, YOUR FREEDOM MAY BE LOST FOR GENERATIONS.