Posts Tagged ‘defendant’
Saturday, March 26th, 2011
I am a victim in a motor vehicle collision. I was asked (not subpoena) to be a witness in the traffic court case. Unbeknownst to me, the defendant’s attorney subpoenaed (sp?) my cell phone records at the time of the accident. First of all, I never received a subpoena. He claims they made "numerous" attempts […]
Tags: attempts, cell phone records, correct address, court case, current address, defendant, homework, lawyer, many things, motor vehicle collision, permanent address, personal records, police report, traffic court, wireless provider, witness
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Saturday, October 23rd, 2010
im in court for personal injury case,the defendant claims to have a university degree a student from the same graduating class stated she only attended one class and failed to even complete a course no record of her graduating can her testimony be impeached for the lie? Related Blogs How to Get an Online Psychology […]
Tags: defendant, graduating class, personal injury case, testimony, university degree
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Saturday, August 7th, 2010
In a civil suit against a local city government, is it a good, effective strategy to enjoin their Liability Insurance Carrier, who’s adjuster, as expected, rejected the claim for damages submitted to the city’s risk management department? Should the insurance carrier be included and listed as a co-defendant in the pleading for damages? Or, should […]
Tags: city government, civil suit, damages, defendant, insurance, liability insurance carrier, local city, personal injury case, plaintiff, pleading, risk management department
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Friday, August 6th, 2010
In a civil suit against a local city government, is it a good, effective strategy to enjoin their Liability Insurance Carrier, who’s adjuster, as expected, rejected the claim for damages submitted to the city’s risk management department? Should the insurance carrier be included and listed as a co-defendant in the pleading for damages? Or, should […]
Tags: city government, civil suit, damages, defendant, insurance, liability insurance carrier, local city, personal injury case, plaintiff, pleading, risk management department
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Thursday, July 15th, 2010
38. Glen retains Holly, an attorney, on a contingent-fee basis to seek 0,000 in damages in a personal-injury suit against Interstate Shipping Corporation. Glen wins. He must pay a.Holly’s fee, court fees, and other expenses. b.neither Holly’s fee nor court fees and other expenses. c.Holly’s fee only. d.court fees and other expenses, but not Holly’s […]
Tags: adjudication, answer c, contingent fee basis, defendant, denim, e mail, fabrics inc, ilsa, interlink, interstate shipping, liberty and justice, litigants, opal, overseas exports, personal injury suit, quot, rio international, rio properties inc, shipping corporation, summons
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Sunday, June 27th, 2010
In a civil suit against a local city government, is it a good, effective strategy to enjoin their Liability Insurance Carrier, who’s adjuster, as expected, rejected the claim for damages submitted to the city’s risk management department? Should the insurance carrier be included and listed as a co-defendant in the pleading for damages? Or, should […]
Tags: city government, civil suit, damages, defendant, insurance, liability insurance carrier, local city, personal injury case, pleading, risk management department
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Friday, June 18th, 2010
One year ago I was involved in a car crash with another vehicle. I got my claim for repair from insurance company but also wanted to claim personal injury, matter has arrived to court and I now noticed that I have no legal representative, this is because the court does not know I have a […]
Tags: car crash, defendant, insurance, insurance company, legal representative, personal injury matter
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Tuesday, June 8th, 2010
request on May 28th. My solicitor told me that myself and my solicitor will have one room, the defendant/insurance company (the man who has authority to okay the quantum), their solicitors another and in the third room the barristers debate. Liability was admitted 18 months ago. Their first offer was refused, my counter offer also […]
Tags: aig, defendant, insurance, insurance company, medical specialists, moderate head injury, quantum, solicitor, solicitors
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Tuesday, May 11th, 2010
We have been dealing with a personal injury lawsuit for about two years. The accident occurred in CA and we reside in another state, so we are dealing with our attorney all long distance. The case has been complicated, mainly due to an inattentive attorney from the start, whom we fired. We retained our current […]
Tags: defendant, insurance, insurance company, leo, long distance, money, personal injury law, personal injury lawsuit
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