Document to Murray from Joe's attorney UPDATED June 25

UPDATE June 25th:  Joe/Oxman filed the Wrongful death suit (to be posted tomorrow-- today's not the day).  Then at 2:10pm PDT, TMZ posted this update to their story-- ROFLMAO!  Oxman should have looked at the tweet I sent him the other day.  DUH!

UPDATE 2:10 PM PT: The federal court clerk says they just kicked the lawsuit back to Joe's attorney Brian Oxman because there's a "mistake" in the paperwork. So it will have to be refiled. Oops.

TMZ posted a document yesterday of the notice sent to Murray, supposedly back on March 27th.  As cited in their article here, the defendant must be given 90 days notice prior to filing-- which ironically (or deliberately) ends on June 25, 2010-- the one year anniversary of Michael's death.

Trying to stay away from my personal views specifically of Oxman (UGH), there are some interesting blatant mistakes in the NOTICE OF INTENT TO INITIATE LEGAL PROCEEDINGS as posted here.  I am no legal-begal (eagle or any other animal), but on the first go-round and not intending to actually proofread this document, I found these errors to slap me upside the head.  First class Oxman.  First class.


Remember Oxman, regardless of whom you are legally representing, you are talking about Michael Jackson.  With that in mind, you MUST remember that every single "i" is dotted and "t" is crossed.  Perfection was Michael's only rule.  Otherwise get out of the sandbox and let the big boys take this over.

p4, line 5 ..."he his breathing was assisted by bagging with oxygen."
p6, line 14 ..."were prescribed to by Dr. Metzger"...
p6, line 17 ..."protecting himself from the his improper use of medications"...
p7, line 18 ..."substance At"...
p9, line 18 ..."a fourth (4th) time"... line 19 ..."a 5th time"...
p13, line 4 ..."©,"...
        line 6 ..."(a)(failure"...
        line 8 ..."(d)(prescribing"...
        line 13 ...".(failure"...
        line 15 ...")(prescribing"...
        line 16 ..."Mr. Jackson"  (should this not state Mr. JOSEPH Jackson as last use of "Mr. Jackson" was referencing in fact, Mr. MICHAEL Jackson -p12, line 27)

Maybe later I'll run this through spell and grammer checks.  There is no need for a repetition check.  That's more than obvious in the first read.