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Plaintiffs, save your emails!!
Just in case you haven’t been reading Sidebar often and thus need to be reminded, here’s an abstract of a story from New York Law Journal that proves the point: Initial Emails Back Binding Agreement Claim, Panel Finds Ben Bedell, … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged appeals court decision, appellate courts, discovery documents, email discovery documents, emails as evidence, employment lawsuits, law and the courts, role of judges
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Behavior of judges ain’t this
A tasty abstract from the New York Law Journal, leading to the perjorative question: how can a non-lawyer become a judge? Justice Quits After Charges of Misconduct Are Lodged Joel Stashenko, New York Law Journal March 27, 2015 The … Continue reading
Posted in The Facts of Life
Tagged law and the courts, role of judges
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What is a Cause of Action? Sometimes it’s hard to tell
I’ll bet judges all over the country are laughing and applauding this decision by a judge in West Virginia, who read a complaint by a petitioner with an…um…exotic? name. Or maybe a nutsy name? Anyhow, this is how Kevin Underhill … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged petitioners, plaintiffs, role of judges, summons and complaints
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