Forest Service attorney denies comment

Feather Publishing

3/29/2012

In a letter to Feather Publishing dated March 28, Forest Service attorney Jamie Rosen denies that he told Indian Valley logger Randy Pew, “I don’t care about you. I don’t care about your family, the people who work for you, or your county.”

Rosen called Pew’s and Pew consultant Bill Wickman’s comments “false statements.”

He said he thought the two misunderstood him. Rosen said he told Pew he did care about him and his business, but that he had to focus on the language of the contract under dispute and relevant case law.

Rosen said he went so far as to provide legal research for the opposing party, Pew.

To see Rosen’s complete statement, pick up a copy of the April 4 edition of your local Feather Publishing newspaper.

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-1#1BLM - Idaho employee — Judy Gates2012-03-30 07:20

Having worked with Bill Wickman back in the 1980's & 1990's - I have to say Bill would never comment as he did if he felt he "misunderstood" the words out of Rosens mouth. Bill is way too professional and knowledageable to do that. Hope the end results for this "mess" turns out "as it should".

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-9#2RE: Forest Service attorney denies comment — JW2012-03-31 06:36

Yes but people change and during legal stuff...i wouldnt hold it agaibt him. People say strange things and usually deny them later.

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