District Court if like you're in your federal court that's again

court like federal court of appeals Supreme Court then usually the decisions are not

better because they have lock clerks people are working right are the

court still backed up I know during shit they got super backed up. Wow. Yeah, we're probably from the date of filing to the date of trial probably three and a half years.

Damn, like crazy. Three and a half years?

And depends on the court, we have lawyers that work in California, Utah, you know Arizona, Nevada.

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Ryan Sandstrom just coming off the Supreme Court case yesterday. I'd love to hear

about that but how's it going man? Doing good man. Thanks for having me on.

What I honestly what a, what a blessing.

Yeah, dude.

I can't wait to dive in your story.

I know a little bit about it, but let's start off with the Supreme Court yesterday

because not every lawyer gets to make it to that stage, right?

Yeah, I've done some Court of Appeals work here and there, and then yesterday we had a case.

I've been fighting it for four years, and we had oral argument yesterday, and it's an $8 million

insurance case, so I think it went pretty well. You know when it's going well when the

justices ask you less questions than they ask the other guy? So I was the I was

the appellee so I didn't we want at trial court we want a court of

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