MISSION POSSIBLE, TOO by Genie Tyburski printer friendly version more articles Originally published by Law Office Computing (Jun/Jul 2002) under the title, "The Search Continues." Revised to reflect resources and strategies current as of the date appearing at the end of the page. Though light filters in through the single window office, the hour barely qualifies as morning. The law firm seems oddly quiet without the usual commotion of the workplace. M - the resident early bird - believes it's the best time of day for actually accomplishing work. Usually. But today, she stares at the computer trying to remember what Lawyer X showed her about searching public records. Maybe if she reverse telephone search reverse telephone search glared at it, the mouse would figure it out. On the verge of admitting defeat, M suggests out loud that the mouse, the computer, and the whole world of online information take a walk on the freeway at rush hour. "A bit of an impossibility," comments X, who watched her, unobserved until now, from the doorway. "You," M replies, not skipping a beat, "May go too." Unruffled, X hands her a cup of coffee. He swallows a grin. He knows her frustration stems from a lack of familiarity with online sources of information. Complicating matters is the certainty that the resources and search strategies will change by the next time laci peterson missing reverse telephone search she undertakes such research. "I come in peace," he offers. M smiles and reaches for the coffee as if it were a lifeline. "Okay, you can stay." Then ever the pragmatist, she admits, "Besides, I need you." The lawyers spent several hours earlier that week (Mission Possible: Investigating the Background of an Expert Witness) investigating the background of an opponent's expert witness. They verified her credentials and found unreported cases where she had testified. They also discovered her Web site, located the topic of her dissertation and copies of articles she had written, found news stories mentioning her, and learned about her involvement in state legislative hearings on relevant special talent search reverse telephone search education issues.
