In 1981, Sandy Burnette ordered for me my first Tanqueray and tonic at the University Club in Tampa. I was 22 years old and a clerk for Paul Butler. Sandy Burnette was a legal God to arson investigators and a new associate attorney to Butler’s property insurance firm, which numbered less than five attorneys. Paul … Continue Reading
I wonder what was in the minds of clerics charged with uncovering witchcraft? Were they true believers or just doing their job? Did they ever question what they did and the impact of their actions on society? Such thoughts came to my mind as I read Barry Zalma‘s January and February Insurance Fraud Newsletters. Some may question why … Continue Reading
