Shirley A. Bolton, et al. v. Crowley, Hoge & Fein, P.C.

Whether the District of Columbia Court of Appeals violate the Appellants' Pro Se Seventh Amendment Rights under the Constitution of the United States when it ruled that dismissal of their Breach of Fiduciary Counter Claim by the Superior Court of the District of Columbia abused its discretion (for the second time on appeal) could not be sustained (due to evidence material issues of fact and misapplication of governing laws governing breach of fiduciary duty of loyalty), and when they failed to remand the case for a jury trial? Whether the DC Court of Appeals erred by ruling on an award without benefit of a jury finding on liability and its unprecedented holding to reverse its own ruling by a prior panel in this case, and that in conflict with decisions of the United States District Court of the District of Columbia, U.S. Courts of Appeals for other Federal Circuits, and the decisions of the Supreme Court, that the undisputed and legitimate public interest and policy issues the decision by the Appeal Court? Whether the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia's 2nd Panel's decision in this appeal creates a new legal precedence that not only creates a Panel to Panel conflict, an Intra-Circuit Conflict and an Inter-Circuit Conflict, authorizes attorneys who breach clients trust, confidentiality of client information, and resultant conflict of