As pro plaintiff in an injury case where my husband is an eyewitness, and also claims consortium, how would that work at trial?
Yes, he can be called as a witness.
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Yes, he can be called as a witness.
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You really need an attorney, contact a local eviction lawyer and stop posting about the matter online.