This document appears to be a page from a manuscript or memoir draft (dated 2012) by Alan Dershowitz, submitted as evidence to the House Oversight Committee. It details an anecdote from the early 1970s where Dershowitz met chess champion Bobby Fisher at a Catskills resort. Fisher sought free legal advice on copyrighting chess moves, but the interaction ended poorly when Fisher refused Dershowitz's request to play a quick chess match with his 10-year-old son, Elon, in exchange for the services.
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| Alan Dershowitz | Narrator / Lawyer |
The author of the text (inferred from mention of son Elon and profession). Describes rejecting Bobby Fisher as a client.
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| Bobby Fisher | Chess Champion |
Sought legal advice regarding copyrighting chess moves while training for world championship.
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| Elon Dershowitz | Son of Narrator |
Described as 10 years old at the time, learning to play chess.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Recipient/Holder of the document (indicated by Bates stamp)
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Location where the narrator and Fisher met during Passover. (Likely Grossinger's Resort based on historical context, ...
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Specific location within the resort where Fisher was exercising his hands.
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Place where Fisher grew up.
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"I received a note from Fisher asking me to meet with him."Source
"He wanted to ask my legal advice about an issue relating to whether he could copyright or trademark his chess moves."Source
"“I’m not a circus performer. I don’t perform for children. How dare you ask me.” - Bobby Fisher"Source
"“I’m not a circus performer either. I don’t perform free legal services for ingrates who refuse to do a small favor for a young child whose learning how to play chess.” - Narrator"Source
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