It was a case about a five-year-old boy who was bitten by a snake in a pet shop. His family said the pet shop was responsible and should pay for medical expenses. The pet shop owner disagreed.
The plaintiff’s attorney was sitting across from the 18-year-old pet shop employee on the witness stand, when his cross-examination turned aggressive.
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