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Lawyers behaving badly. Really badly.
For some reason, this revelatory (in so many ways) piece from the legal web site Above the Law points out that the lawyer behaving really badly is a patent lawyer. Since I don’t know any patent lawyers, I can’t weigh … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged discovery documents, employment lawsuits, First Amendment, Interpreting lawyers, Lawyers, sexual harrassment, situations demanding lawsuits
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The punch in a well-kept time line
I’ve written my little raves about the power of a time line: Your time line. The power of a time line. Gathering documents for your time line. How to make your time line (and get exercise, too). Et cetera. I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in The Facts of Life
Tagged depositions, discovery documents, Interpreting lawyers, Lawyers, time lines
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Mitt Romney and my co-op lawsuit
What! you’re asking? How did Mitt Romney get involved in Naomi’s lawsuit against the Skush-O’Briens? Here’s how: More than a year ago, when I was telling you how I got unhappily entangled with the Skush-O’Brien family, I wrote a piece … Continue reading
Posted in The Facts of Life
Tagged co-op apartments, co-op disputes, co-op rules, discovery documents, Law and government agencies, legal causes of action
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