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“Drunk Justice:” William Koch wins his lawsuit…but not all that money
I suppose I should develop a fairness doctrine for Sidebar. That is, if I’m going to sneer at lawsuit tales that the Daily News today called, “This is a story from The People With Too Much Money file,” I should … Continue reading
Posted in Koch Bros Final Solution to Democracy, Law, suits and order
Tagged fraud, jury awards, legal damages, role of judges
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Housing Court 15: “Rent Was Paid, So Why the Eviction Notice?”
This piece, “Down the Rabbit Hole in a Rental War,” appeared in the Metropolitan Section of the Sunday March 10, 2013 New York Times. It was written, and experienced, by Charanna Alexander, a news assistant at the NYT. I found … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged breach of contract, do it yourself courts, eviction notices, fraud, Housing Court, law and the courts
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A James Garner definition of why people sue
When [James Garner] finally got around to studying the accounts for the worldwide television reruns [of The Rockford Files] and saw how Lew Wasserman [head of MCA and Universal] and Universal were robbing him, he sued them. Nobody ever does … Continue reading
Posted in The Facts of Life
Tagged breach of contract, Experienced plaintiff, fraud, legal causes of action, situations demanding lawsuits, Understanding lawsuits
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