Brian Rolland McGiverin

He could not defend his client's interest in the court. He only not objected to present client's evidences to the judge, but he could not simply give a closing statement when asked by a judge. Also, he could not argue to discredit the opponent’s denial to a signed affidavit. He simply accepted whatev...er statement the opponent made without scrutinizing the opponent’s statement. He only not drafted, signed, and submitted a decree to the court without mutual agreement with his client and no signature from his client, but misconstrued the judge’s rendition which increased the client’s lost instead of helping to reduce client’s lost.