Articles, tagged with "plaintiff", page 1
07th November 2012
Lawsuits can be very complicated and drawn out affairs, but they aren't always. In fact, many civil lawsuits are ended early in the litigation process by either a voluntary settlement or a decision to move into arbitration or mediation proceedings. Unless...
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Nancy Swenson
01st November 2012
Once you are involved in an accident that leaves you with head injuries, so long as you were not accountable for the accident, you might be eligible for compensation. You need knowledgeable accident solicitors for head injury compensation. If you have und...
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Author:
muhammad.irfan
31st October 2012
In an earlier post, we talked about the primary and secondary structured settlement markets and how they work. Now, let’s explore an emerging trend in the structured settlement industry.
There’s a new use for structured settlements from the secondary m...
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Author:
strategiccapital
29th October 2012
Medical equipment’s or medical products are among those products that need extra care and attention. All medical products need to pass through stringent sets of testing and experimental phase before they are marketed. In the United States of America too w...
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Author:
unsafedrugs
30th December 2011
The twin ideas of negligence and a duty of care, and their legal definitions, are inextricably linked and both fall within the area of law known as tort law. This article aims to give a brief introduction to this area of law without delving too deep into ...
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Author:
StuMitchellmw
11th May 2011
Copyright (c) 2011 Paul Sherman
Workers Compensation Funding is a cash advance available to worker plaintiff involved in a Workers Comp case or Workmans Comp claim. It is also known as Workers Compensation Loans, Workers Comp Loan, Workmans Comp Loans ...
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Author:
Paul Sherman
03rd March 2011
Andrew Bickerton of BDO BVI is facing fallout from his fraudulent activities during his reign as Receiver in a recent Nevis Court matter. Mr. Bickerton ignored a stay granted by the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court, instead authoring fraudulent documents a...
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Author:
Olivia Clark
18th February 2011
Negligence is one of the most important and common torts in the law. Although its origins are to be found in trespass and trespass on the case, the action was developed and formulated only in the 19th Century; it now exists in its own right as a separate ...
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Author:
Mutex Robb
18th February 2011
In King v. Phillips, [(1953) 1 QB 429], a taxi driver backed his taxi negligently and without looking behind ran into a child who was on a tricycle behind the taxi, slightly injuring him.
The child’s mother, who was in her house seventy or eighty yard...
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Author:
Mutex Robb
10th February 2011
A motion to dismiss can be a great tool but is not your best tool in a collection case. Many people have discovered that the banks have been suing people for years with the same complaint forms under the same banking system of rules and procedures. In fac...
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Author:
Allan Henry
03rd December 2010
Lawsuits for Breach Agreement of fiduciary duty generally come up in partnership or shareholder litigation. As per California's Supreme Court duty is outlined as arising whenever believe in and confidence is reposed by a single particular person in the in...
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Author:
Breach Agreement
08th September 2010
Would you like to understand the body language of shy men?
Recognize that shy men may have more trouble making eye contact than outgoing people. Looking down more often at the floor is common.
Another component of the body language of shy men is re...
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Author:
Timothy Arends
27th August 2010
When civil lawsuits reach a certain point in the process, it is time for attorneys on both sides to take depositions. This is their opportunity to find out what witnesses that may be called to testify for the other side knows about the case. A location mu...
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Author:
Art Jones
08th June 2010
This article is not legal advice. The example form in this article is not meant to copy and use as is, explains what you need to know, to prepare and file an assignment of judgment. I am not a lawyer.
The first step of enforcing any judgment where you ...
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Author:
Mark D. Shapiro
04th June 2010
I am not a lawyer. This article is not legal advice. The example form in this article is not meant to copy and use as is, explains what you need to know, to prepare and file an assignment of judgment.
The first step of enforcing any judgment where you ...
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Author:
Mark D. Shapiro