Correspondence from Pamela Karlan to James U. Blacksher Re Swint v. Pullman-Standard

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June 8, 1987

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    Les.,EDrenseE NAACP LEGAL DEFENSE AND EDUCATIONAL FUND, INC.

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June 8, 1987

Janes U. Blacksher, Esg.
Blacksher, Menefee & Stein
405 Van Antwerp Building
P.O. Box 1051
Mobile, AL 36533

Re: Swlnt v. pullman-standard

Dear Jim:

Here ls the check for the expenses you asked for in swint.
You should be getting a copy of Ericts diaft brief soon.

rrm afraid werve run lnto a bit of a snag wlth the otherreimbursements. rt11 be sending you a longer-Ietter with regardto them fairly aoon. The basLc pioblen seems to be that theie'sinsufficient detall with respect to a bunch of the stuff for the
l-oney people here to be comfortable with the idea that we can getthe money back when we urtimately go after the defendants

I have to be in Arkansas for the rest of this week, but IrlIcall you as soon as I get back.

Yours,

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