Authority of a Federal Court to Restore or Confer Rights to Sue
If the case died in State Court, the Federal Court has no power to revive it. I suppose you could always file a writ of Corum Nobis. (Please...
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If the case died in State Court, the Federal Court has no power to revive it. I suppose you could always file a writ of Corum Nobis. (Please...
There are companies that will buy judgments. They will take a hefty chunk out of the settlement amount, however. Whether that is worth it or not,...
This question has hearsay written all over it. To give you the very basic outline of it, hearsay is an out of court statement offered to prove the...
There is so much thrown in here but without enough specifics, but I will try to address, generally, some of the issues raised in the event it is...
I'd start by looking at how much was deducted and whether that amount is worth fighting over. Judges see security deposit cases all the time, and...
I agree with Mr. Daymude. Also, taking a shot at disqualifying a judge or an attorney is a dicey proposition, and can hurt you more than help you....
I agree with Mr. Tokar and my other colleagues. I will add this: discovery is not lodged or filed with the Court. That is a big no no. It has to...
I would ask the court for le, ave to amend. If you knew his true identity, then he isn't really a DOE defendant, and the statute of limitations...
I agree with my colleagues. What you have there is standard boilerplate confidentiality language that is almost certainly in the lawyer's...
I agree with Mr. Carpenter. You are looking at an appeal issue, or a motion for a new trial, not a motion to bifurcate. Bifurcation wouldn't help...