I once conducted a mediation where I expected the mediator to ratify an offer that had been
presented by the opposing counsel to my client.
I once conducted a mediation where I expected the mediator to ratify an offer that had been
presented by the opposing counsel to my client.
Not exact matches
For instance, we were once in a proceeding in which the judge made a ruling on evidence
presented at trial
by opposing counsel that was going to fundamentally change the outcome of the case.
In other words, a party may
present a declinatory motion for absence of territorial jurisdiction
by way of a letter or other note sent to
opposing counsel.
Doing so not only avoids the host of ethical minefields
presented when emailing with your clients and
opposing counsel, but also allows you to be in full compliance with ABA Op. 477, and sidestep the security issues
presented by email altogether.