Ray Artiano doesn't like to
talk about why Robert
Gallagher left the law firm
that the two of them
founded with Sidney Stutz
in 1982.  It seems clear to
this author that Gallagher
left because he couldn't
stomach the obstruction of
justice that was being
practiced by the firm.

If Ray Artiano wants to
obtain a verdict on the
facts in his defamation
lawsuit against this
website, he is going to
have to talk about the
complaint of obstruction of
justice sent to the firm by
this author in December
2003, just before Mr.
Gallagher decided to
move to Higgins, Fletcher
and Mack.

Of course, Mr. Artiano
doesn't want a finding of
facts.  He wants the case
remanded to state court,
where he trusts that justice
will be perverted, and he
will be able to prevail
simply because his law
firm works for public
entities, and the state
courts tend to protect
public entities.  The
California Court of Appeal
is responsible for this
situation, since it tends to
overturn even the most
justifiable  jury verdicts
without rhyme or reason.  
Given this situation,
Superior Court judges
such as the judge in my
case know that even
though Stutz' opponent
has the truth and the law
on her side, she will most
likely bankrupt herself
fighting the case, without a
chance of obtaining justice
in the end.


After Gallagher left,
the firm proclaimed
on its website, "Each
of the founding
members of the law
firm practices with
the firm today."  

In his deposition, Ray
Artiano referred to Bob
Gallagher as an
"employee" who left the
firm.  
Stutz law firm's
blatant and pathetic
attempts to hide
the truth behind
Robert Gallagher's
Decision to leave
Stutz, Gallagher,
Artinano, Shinoff &
Holtz
Two days after I faxed the document above to
Stutz law firm, the Stutz website was changed
(see document below.)
The cover-up of the reasons behind Robert
Gallagher's departure from Stutz, Gallagher,
Artiano, Shinoff & Holtz in early 2004
SAN DIEGO EDUCATION REPORT
mauralarkins.com
SD Ed Report Blog
Problem Lawyers Blog
The Cover-up