Tony Peterson, absolutely! Competent, honest, fair, handsome, maybe we could check out his briefs when things get dull. . .
Where were we?
Frank Garner was cute, and seemed competent, too, but I guess I'd go with his daddy for the best lawyer of the two, more experience.
Bradford--I'd hang MYSELF before hiring him! Might as well get it over with, right?
SPOILER --
I thought Barnabas did an OK job as Quentin's fill-in lawyer in 1840, and he looked mighty fine in the outfit he showed up in that first day in court--after Trask walled him up, yet!
Desmond was nice, too, and gamely did his best.
Love, Robin