My dad sued Wells Fargo (as well as a few other banks) about 15 years ago. He received a bogus check which he deposited. Turn around 9 months later and the bank said it's no good, and invalidates the check and pulls the money from his account, and a cascade of problems follows.
He is standing outside the courtroom waiting for the trial when the banks' lawyers show up. Assuming he's with one of the banks they talk to him about the case, their approach, defense, etc.
I imagine they were a little surprised when they entered the court and he walked to the plaintiff's side
Was an easy win, judge said it was way too long to notify him that it was a bad check. He ended up getting a call from some sheriff department out in Texas asking about the guy who gave him the check. Apparently he messed with the wrong person and ended up deaded.