<"citeyour source">

Peter
What the heck.  I'll add my two cents. 

<"citeyour source">

Peter does cite his sources and usually you go to them directly.  You do not want his cites, you want the metodology by which he finds sources.  Two different things.

<areyou saying that Peter's behavior is above questioning?>

Yes, because I have no right to ask my colleague to do me a favor my way.  If Peter wanted to serve us all chocolate chip cookies, I do not think it polite to question the recipe.  If you do not like, politely thank him and do not eat another.  

If you do not like RAIN, I would simply stop paying Peter as much as you already do.  Somehow, from your posts, I think paying him half of nothing might still bother you.  So please stop all payments for this service you do not want.

 
Doug Smith
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Wiley Rein & Fielding LLP
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Opinions expressed are my own and not necessarily my employers.

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