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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
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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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Pro bono civil legal services in New York City?
How great this will be if the bill is enacted. Then the office coordinating pro bono civil legal services has to figure out a way to fully inform low-income New Yorkers about such legal assistance available to them. Bill Would … Continue reading
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Tagged Finding a lawyer, Law and government agencies, law and the courts, pro bono legal services, Talking to plaintiffs
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Huge jury verdict in NYPD shooting lawsuit
City Weighs Its Response to $25.2M Shooting Verdict Andrew Denney, New York Law Journal March 30, 2015 | The City of New York has yet to determine whether it will appeal a Brooklyn jury’s $25.2 million award to a man … Continue reading
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Tagged appeals from jury verdicts, jury verdicts, Law and government agencies, law and the courts, legal contingency cases, personal injury lawsuits, settlement negotiations, settlements
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