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Kerry Steigerwalt's Broke Law Firm Trying to Make Deals
REALLY DON??? Here is your chance to be the next Pulitzer Prize winner and this is what you give us. Seems to me there is a new firm out there heavily advertising very similar to Pacific Law Center and Kerry Steigerwalt's Pacific Law Center. I don't know much about reporting, but it seems to me the prominent reporters report the news before it happens??? I mean surely you can see as a reporter that there is a much juicier story here and you barley scratch the surface. This is a feeble attempt at a sequel to your last KSPLC installment,the one that got more hits than any other column the Reader has ever published (congrats by the way). This is a dead horse Don that with a little effort and research from you could have been revived, which by the way could have helped so many people do the right thing. I can see you Don pecking away at that old 1950 typewriter grinning from ear to ear like a cheshire cat as you wrote this story, thinking wow this will be my best ever, I'm the greatest reporter alive. Oh so sorry Don... This article is weak and lacking an 'F' as far as articles go. With just a little bit more effort on your behalf you would've and could've written a sequel that would have blown San Diego and the legal profession away. The thing is Don I think you know this article fell short, which means 1 of 2 things??? YOUR SCARED to write the real story or it is really time to put that old typewriter in the closet and call it quits. I believe in you Don, we believe in you, I know in my heart of hearts that you can and will redeem yourself, so keep pecking away my friend and enlighten us San Diegans as to whats really going on here, and who can and cannot be trusted in these troubling times when bankruptcy appears to be our only out..— June 22, 2011 5:04 p.m.