Represented a trust and estate beneficiary in a lengthy trial asserting undue influence and
related claims against the defendant.
Not exact matches
The legislation creates a new type of motion where the person being sued (the
defendant) can have the
claim against them dismissed, as long as the lawsuit arose from «an expression made by the person that
relates to a matter of public interest.»
Along with the answer, the
defendant may include a counterclaim
against the plaintiff, or a
related third party
claim against another person or business.
When a
defendant is sued, the
defendant is required by law to bring any
claims that the
defendant has
against the plaintiff as a mandatory counterclaim if they are
related to the case and is permitted to bring any
claims the
defendant has
against the plaintiff for any reason as a permissive counterclaim.
This means that it is generally the only recourse available to employees who suffer job -
related injuries, except for third - party
claims against defendants other than their employers or co-workers.
In the event that you have two
claims against a
defendant, one being personal injury
related and other not, you should be explicit in stating in the settlement how much of it
relates to the personal injury
claims and which the non-personal injury
claim.
We hold that a person who sues on or settles a
claim for a non-malignant asbestosis -
related disease with one
Defendant is not precluded from a subsequent action
against another
Defendant for a distinct malignant asbestos -
related condition...»
The Claimant, aged 81,
claimed provisional damages
against each of the
Defendants for alleged asbestos —
related injury leading to the development of diffuse pleural thickening and asbestosis.
Gardner's personal injury
claim arose from an automobile accident and was filed
against his employer, Union Pacific Railroad Company (UPRC), and eight other
defendants, six of whom were not
related to UPRC.