Carter vs. Fishel
This is a timeline exhibit I created for the Fishel vs. Carter case. The jury ruled in favor of the client I was helping to represent, and I received commendations for a job well done. Also, this is one of the few exhibits I’ve been able to publish without redacting / sanitizing. Thanks to Donna Hooper for the article. Read it after the jump.
It all just convinces me more that until those winning our cases can begin bringing our cases to the courts, we are not going to get very far. The message behind this graph is someone knows where we have to go, and, and, knows how to get us there. Do we have to break the law to effect its change?
Nowadays, we don’t even have to go so far as to break the law. Anything can be manipulated. Propaganda and Graphic Design go hand in hand.
I’m very confused how this chart has anything to do with the newspaper article. The newspaper article seems to be about medical malpractice while the chart is about tax evasion…
Eric,
Terry Carter was complaining about neck pain, trouble sleeping, and other ailments caused by a stroke she said was caused by her doctor. She wasn’t reporting her income on her taxes because she didn’t want to document that she was working and making money. She wanted to act like she was disabled so her $1.5M lawsuit against the doc would stand. By showing that Carter was working and lying about it, and lying on her taxes, it discredits her.