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Another big jury award bites the dust
Source: Courts Reverse Johnson’s Baby Powder Judgments for Nearly $500 Million – The New York Times I’ve written a bit about the iffy prospects for gigantic jury awards. And here’s another one–two, actually–and another reason for re-considering going to a … Continue reading
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Tagged appellate courts, Johnson & Johnson baby powder, jury awards, personal injury, personal injury damages
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Ladies, are you looking for a lawyer? Um…
I’m quite perturbed about this item I saw in the New York Law Journal. Ladies, you might find it perturbing, too: Lawyer Guilty of ‘Touching’ Can Reapply for License Andrew Denney, New York Law Journal May 21, 2015 An … Continue reading
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Tagged appellate courts, criminal sexual assault, how lawyers drive clients crazy, Interpreting lawyers, Lawyers, problems with lawyers, role of judges, sexual harassment
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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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