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Two lawsuits, side by side in Daily News
Today’s (June 16) Daily News reports on two lawsuits, which they printed, conveniently, side by side on the top of page 32. The juxtaposition fits neatly into one goal in this blog: reporting on all sorts of lawsuits. Nice, nasty, … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged Law and government agencies, legal causes of action, legal contingency cases, situations demanding lawsuits, suing a municipality
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Medical malpractice lawsuits: An excellent idea in NYC
While I normally cheer on lawsuits—I view them as, personally, a route to a form of justice and, politically, a sturdy limb on the legislative tree—I have a problem with medical malpractice suits. Because I’ve got many excellent physicians in … Continue reading
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Tagged legal causes of action, legal contingency cases, medical malpractice lawsuits, role of judges, situations demanding lawsuits
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How much is my broken-foot lawsuit worth?
Partly because I wasn’t getting any response from my Foot Lawyer, I went to the New York Public Library branch (SIB, i.e, Science, Industry and Business) that carries copies of the Jury Verdict Reporter. The Reporter is an exorbitantly expensive … Continue reading
Posted in The Facts of Life
Tagged civil rights lawsuits, financial awards, how lawyers drive clients crazy, jury awards, Jury Verdict Reporter, legal causes of action, legal contingency cases, personal injury lawsuits, Understanding lawsuits
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