Pete Moraga, spokesperson for the Insurance Information Network of California, says that businesses are often targets for lawsuits because of the «deep pocket syndrome» that
plaintiff attorneys follow.
Not exact matches
Here's what I've learned: A) when the deposition includes a buyer or seller vs. a Realtor, from day one, the Realtor is usually already way behind in the eyes of the court, B) even if «Mother Theresa» wrote the real estate contract, a good
attorney for the
plaintiff can generally tear it and her to bits... and that usually comes from the buyer or seller saying, «I don't remember «that» (whatever «that» is) being explained to me»... which brings us to «short sales» and all that go with them and what will surely
follow.
Follow - up analysis was conducted by separating ratings of
plaintiff attorneys from those of the defense
attorneys.
Attorney Mahar argued that
plaintiff's injury claims were not supported by his own medical records, particularly the emergency room records from the
following day, which showed no injury.
After the
plaintiff struggled for more than one minute to answer defense counsel's question, the
following exchange between the
attorneys took place:
Federal and state regulators aggressively launched investigations and enforcement actions, and
plaintiffs»
attorneys quickly
followed with lawsuits.
The
following is a fictionalized account of a conversation between the
plaintiff's
attorneys in Illinois Central Railroad Co. v. Broussard, No. 2007 - CA -01010-COA (Miss.Ct.
One example mentioned in Texas Lawyer explained the new rule as
follows: If a defendant offers a settlement of $ 100,000, but the
plaintiff refuses and goes to trial only to win a jury verdict of $ 80,000, then the defendant could collect costs and
attorney's fees, but not more than $ 80,000.
Following a D.C. Circuit opinion last February finding that U.S. courts did have jurisdiction over the case, Leon today ordered Iran to pay $ 40.5 million in damages, interest and
attorney fees to
plaintiff McKesson Corp..
The
attorneys at Kitrick, Lewis & Harris have successfully represented
plaintiffs in the
following class action lawsuits:
In addition to Gonzalez, the
plaintiffs»
attorneys in the
following three cases were named finalists.
Many statutes provide that if the defendant is successful in obtaining early dismissal, an award of
attorney's fees against the malicious prosecution
plaintiff automatically
follows.
Here's what I've learned: A) when the deposition includes a buyer or seller vs. a Realtor, from day one, the Realtor is usually already way behind in the eyes of the court, B) even if «Mother Theresa» wrote the real estate contract, a good
attorney for the
plaintiff can generally tear it and her to bits... and that usually comes from the buyer or seller saying, «I don't remember «that» (whatever «that» is) being explained to me»... which brings us to «short sales» and all that go with them and what will surely
follow.