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In a bifurcated proceeding, can an arbitrator be disqualified by the arbitration association after issuing a Partial Final Award
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Answered on October 10, 2014
Generally speaking, there are very limited grounds to reverse an arbitration decision by a court, or to disqualify an arbitrator by a Court or an...
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Would criminal charges for fraud against Dr. hurt my medical malpractice case?
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Answered on October 10, 2014
It could only help your case.
The evidence gathered by the DA and/or the OPMC would be discoverable by your Med Mal attorney, a conviction which...
Can bar owner be sued?
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The very first thing you should do is notify your insurance company.
Second, make sure you preserve all evidence, including the tapes/CDs/data for...
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I won an appellate decision on a fraud and breach
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Answered on October 10, 2014
Hard ball is you stick to what you're entitled to. The money missing, plus interest at 9% per year from the date of the breach, plus your attorneys...
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Personal injury case
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Answered on October 09, 2014
The answer to your question depends on so many variable, including personalities and risk aversion of the parties, their counsel, the insurance...
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My condo association is charging a snow removal fee for owners who did not shovel during last winter's unusual snowfall.
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Answered on October 09, 2014
It depends.
Generally speaking, the Condo Association cannot levy an assessment against the unit owners that affects the unit owners...
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Breaking a lease due to lack of utilities
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Answered on October 09, 2014
The answer is "it depends".
The residential landlord is required to provide hot water 365 days/year.
Why is there no running water? Is this...
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I live in a coop and would like to know if an management or board c hold our abatement credits for 9 or more months.
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Answered on October 09, 2014
This happens in almost every Co-op.
Technically, you do not own the real estate, only the shares the corporate landlord and rights in a...
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What are the post judgement procedures?
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Answered on October 09, 2014
It depends on the decision.
Generally speaking, you would either enter a judgment with bill of costs or settle a judgment on notice with bill of...
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Personal injury case
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Answered on October 09, 2014
It depends on both the County rules and the judge's rules.
That's a good place to start.
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