Ace Attorney Online Novels & Stories

He pats my head and I just nod. We both sit on the double sofa. The attorney looks terrified with Eito. Well, he is indeed scary but he is the most trustworthy and humble attorney that I have met. "So, let's start." The attorney starts and read the testament out loud. "More or less hundred of properties that I have no even idea." I mumble but enough for Eito to here. He grabs his phone and put it on his ear. "Did you hear that? Locate them, Ahkie." Eito states. I do not even notice that he is already on call with Ahkie. He plugs in his earphones and share the other for me to here.

Anna, Carly, and Celine took their seats, and after an awkward silence, Carly said, “Let’s begin.” Celine paid little attention to what the attorneys were saying. They were talking about the exact measurements and coordinates of her property. How many acres were flat, how many were forested, etcetera, and so forth. Instead, Celine was focused on the buyer, who had yet to introduce themselves or turn around. It made her very curious. She remembered the conversation that she had with Carly yesterday. “People work through attorneys like this when there are barriers to contacting the other party. But your number, website, and social media accounts are all ways they could have initiated contact w

“I didn’t realize you had company.” “This is Mr. Pierce.” My mother ushered her into the kitchen, oblivious to the fact that she was leading a wolf into the same room as a demon. “He’s Vesper’s lawyer.” “A lawyer,” she repeated, her eyes scanning Azrael’s face with lethal intensity. “I don’t believe we’ve met, Mr. Pierce. I’m quite familiar with most of the legal firms around the area.” “Theodore Pierce. I’m handling Miss Martin’s wrongful termination case against Greywillow.” Azrael stood up and offered his hand. “I’m from a private boutique firm. We specialize in delicate recoveries.”

Garette said with an unfathomable expression. Glacy smiled seductively at Atty. Garette, “So will you take me as your client Atty. Garette?” she asked while looking at Atty. Garette. Atty. Garette made a deep breath before answering. “ Well, as much as I want to, I might not be able to attend to it fully as I will be in most of the time in our place in Texas in the coming days; but don’t worry Glacy, I will see to it that our assigned lawyer will handle your case well,” he said, still with an unfathomable expression.

"Good, because one just called. Said Caelum's team sent him. He's downstairs waiting." I located the lawyer in the common-room. He was in his mid forties, dressed expensively and the type that worked on a five hundred dollar an hour basis but earned every cent. "Miss Moretti. I'm David Chen. I'll be representing you." He handed me a card. “Rule number one: don’t talk to anybody about this. Not police officers, not reporters, not your friends. Nothing." "Am I under arrest?"

--- *Thursday | 3:00pm | The Email* Elena was in her office drafting the press release for Meridian’s closure when her assistant forwarded her an email. Subject: _Re: Meridian Biotech - Representation_ Sender: _Hale & Rowe LLP_ Hale & Rowe was the top FDA law firm in the country. They never took clients under 100 million. The email said: _“We will represent Meridian Biotech pro bono. Application will be refiled Monday. Please have Dr. Park send all materials to this address.”_

he asked. “Not yet,” I said, “with any luck, I should only have to stay here for a couple of days, but I need you to get me in touch with the best custody attorney you can think of in Texas.” “Is this about Leona?” he asked with worry. “Yes,” I said, sucking in air through my teeth, “I need the most savage lawyer you can find.” “Of course.” **** The brass plaque outside the building read: Daphne McCoy, Attorney at Law

Shit, I am thirty minutes late, the meeting would have already started. I think about the man’s words, I need a lawyer as soon as possible, but that doesn’t seem hard, my no-nonsense, strict best friend, Nicole is an attorney that specializes in criminal law as well as family law, and her office is just downtown, I have to speak to her later.

“Miss Akira West. I’m Sebastian Strauss. My company Virtus had reached out to your legal firm. We would like you to defend us about a case. Defamation.” I admitted that his voice was charming, no wonder why he could be the hottest Billionaire in many women's eyes; but the way he was sure I would not reject somehow annoyed me. “Virtus Group? In Emerald City?” I shook my head as I walked past him, “It is best you contact our branch firm in Emerald City who would have someone else capable to take on your case. My schedule is full.” I didn't lie. I didn't not have that luxury of time traveling to another city to work, when I had a tough opponent to deal with.

She said very good and I heard in her voice the specific quality of someone who is maintaining professional neutrality with genuine effort. I thanked her and ended the call. The attorney was third. Her name was Priya Chadha and she ran a small family law firm that Marco had mentioned during one of our kitchen table conversations, a name he had produced with the careful casualness of someone who had looked into it in advance because he had expected this day would come before I had.