in the circuit court of jackson county, missouri, at independence

for approximately $90 million worth of transactions in the
first year of operations.
134. Ed Higgins said he would check into the matter and
call SAMUEL LIPARI back later that day.
135. Instead of Ed Higgins, Brian Kabbes called back with
Lars Anderson who he identified as head of corporate trust
new business development person and Susan Paine who he said
he reported to, both on the line with him.
136. Medical Supply explained that at the time of his
previous call, it was not realized that the escrow account
contracts that US BANK had approved had already been sent
out to the candidates in reliance on US BANK’s agreement to
host the escrow accounts.
137. Lars Anderson expressed some irritation that Medical
Supply had contacted the head of the trust unit about the
rejection of escrow accounts.
138. Lars Anderson said the bank had never been on board
and it was not a done deal.
139. Brian Kabbes denied that there had been an agreement;
he said he had twice told SAMUEL LIPARI.
140. Lars Anderson said that there had never been a signed
off agreement to provide the service and that there had
never been any bid for it.
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