It’s time once again for a character QnA, this time not just with one socially awkward dog, but rather an entire corporate legal team.

Winters and Frost are perhaps the most successful and well regarded corporate defense firm in North America, and have made a name for themselves by allegedly defending some of the most reprehensible and vile entities in this known world, taking absolute unequivocal life ruining guilt and turning it into modest fines and a small bit of community service. Megacorporate entities such as Void Enterprise, Playwild Entertainment, Cenvo Telecom, Hexagon Global and Argentum Pharmahave all relied on their services in the past and pay just as well as their reputation entails.

Recently they’ve been under a bit of public scrutiny after defending the Argentum pharmaceutical company’s efforts in regards to what is now called “The Wickenwood project” that was released to the public. Now they’re taking this opportunity to clear the air about any sort of “nefarious ongoings” at their firm and assuring the public they are no more than a perfectly normal, incredibly successful legal team.


Senior partners James Winters and Leonard Frost have between them nearly 30 years of experience in the legal field the former serving as a state prosecutor and the latter in property law before becoming the powerhouse team they are today.

With reputation, they only hire the very best workers. Emmett Bahri was an intern given the highly lucrative position of legal assistant after literal dozens of applicants failed to make the cut. Another exceptional worker was Kelani Weiss who also filed for the position but found her talents better suited to paralegal work. Despite her micromegaly condition, she is a valued member of the team.

Lastly, the litigation attorney Nicole Harris has been with the firm for two years, formerly a prosecutor herself before finding the call to defend the innocent rather than punish the guilty, her stellar records give way to how remarkable this calling turned out to be.


HOW IT WORKS

You pose a question “To Mr. Frost, Mr. Winters, James, Nicole, Kelani, or several, etc” as long as you specify whom the question is towards and then ask it’ll be fine. And once the question is asked, it may get picked to be drawn up with an answer from whom you asked!
(Other times the question is still interesting but won’t get drawn and I’ll just write an answer underneath the questioning comment)

Lastly
Me (Englishweasel) am not a corporate defense attorney. I have taken a few corpo law classes so I am not licensed to actually give you legal advice, but if you HAVE a legal question, just know that my advice is always going to be inferior to actual specialized legal counsel.