How do I file a finding of fact and conclusion of law in a bench trial? What does it consist of?
In a civil case, as the losing party, you file a simple request for findings/conclusions, and the judge (typically) directs the winning party to...
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In a civil case, as the losing party, you file a simple request for findings/conclusions, and the judge (typically) directs the winning party to...
Even if you have a right to take an interlocutory appeal of a particular order (which is true inly for a narrow class of orders), interlocutory...
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I agree with the answers above, and agree that you will need an attorney. One recommendation for a great attorney handling this type of dispute is...
Yes, you can take an appeal to the District Court. For help with an administrative appeal like this, I recommend Patrick Pearsall at Duggins Wren...
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As stated above, it sounds like your attorney was telling you the motion was "overruled by operation of law." You need to speak to your attorney...
I recommend that you call Paul Matula at (512) 472-5997 for potential help with this. He is a great employment lawyer.
No, the appellee has no recourse assuming the appellant satisfied its obligation to diligently request and make arrangements to pay for the record....
From the facts you have provided, it appears that the answer is "no." The stay of trial court proceedings (unless otherwise specified in the order...
The court has discretion about whether to submit the case "on briefs" or "at oral argument." Even if one side did not request argument, the court...
Without knowing anything about your personal circumstances, I do not know whether you may qualify for pro bono assistance. However, if you...