Kendall K. Ali

And yeah, you know, I went to college and went to law school, lots of studying.

I'm very competitive.

So I like to be number one.

I like to, you know, get where I'm going and, and when, uh, so that, that's why I ended up doing the type of law that I do, which is criminal so that I can actually have those fights in a courtroom battle and, you know, come out on top.

You know, I've been told by several judges when I first started, I thought I was Perry Mason.

I thought I was, you know, the guys from Boston Legal.

And, you know, I've never really lost that.

Obviously, in practice, in real life, it's not really like that.

It's a little bit more complicated.

droning on and it's very bland.

But there are times where we get to bring out that theatrical personality.

You know, jury trials, things like that.

Opening and closing arguments.

That's where we get to do it.

I once had a jury tell me that

this was so boring, this entire thing.

And this was after a trial.

And then when you got up there and started talking, we were like, oh yeah, finally some action.

You know, that's an interesting, everybody's got their strengths and weaknesses.

There is a lot of preparation that goes into what we're saying.