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June 19, 2023
Medical negligence is a grave concern that can have life-altering consequences for patients and their families.
April 1, 2023
When it comes to loan disputes, it's important to understand the litigation process and your legal options. This article will provide insight into the steps involved in loan litigation and how you can protect your rights.
March 22, 2023
Need to bring cohen back. to buttress their case or if they need to call another witness before the grand jury to button things up before moving on to a vote on whether or not to indict. let me bring norm eisen into this conversation. standby paula for a moment. what does it reveal to you? nor um that prosecutors are signaling they may need to hear more testimony from cohen or may even call an additional witness. wealth the litigation process is an adversarial one, and new york has particularly ...
October 11, 2022
Securities litigation presents substantial risks for companies, firms, and individuals accused of violating federal law, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulations, or...
May 12, 2022
Details about how hes going to try to coerce different state legislators, and of how to change the vote, and of how to make excuses for how you can hes out as a cover, you can imagine if, through this voyage quest, that there are several that have been made public. there are tens of thousands that are part of this litigation process that is ongoing, to receive documents from eastman. so, i think that we will discover a lot more in jest -- in my personal opinion -- in some similar correspondence,...
April 5, 2022
Certainly the archives is beefing up their staffing on this task, which we need them to do because theres a real urgency here. the courts all the way up to the supreme court have ruled in our favor. but while weve received several traunches of documents, there are more documents to be produced, and the same process has to be followed. that is the archives notifies the current president, notifies the former president. if the former president objects then theres a litigation process. now i think t...
April 5, 2022
Certainly, the archives is beefing up their -- their staffing on this task, which we need them to do because there is a real urgency here. the court, all the way up to the supreme court, have ruled in our favor. um, but while we have received several tranches of documents, there are more documents to be produced and the same process has to be followed. that is, the archives notifies the current president, notifies the former president, if the former president objects, then there is a -- a litiga...
October 9, 2021
United states has said that texas is in, quote, open defiance of the law. theyve essentially created a law specifically to scourge the regular educational process, to skirt the litigation process, and to prevent people from accessing a constitutional right. the district court said this is not going to stand. in 113 pages, the court offered many different reasons, but i think the biggest one is that somebody has to be able to sue texas to block this law. if not to block it, to actually have a cou...
September 23, 2021
Deposition. i think the kicker though is that hes gaming the system. its much like the facebook and twitter lawsuit from a couple of months ago that now everybody has forgotten about. i dont think these cases are ever going to get to that point. i think the entire point of this is for him to go on offense, look like he is suing people so that his supporters will support his legal defense fund, and put money in his pocket that he can spend on all of this criminal defense work that is the real iss...
September 23, 2021
Point where he would actually have to give sworn testimony. they will be gone by them. >> what is the chance he actually sits for a deposition? you say none because he would never let the suit get to discovery? >> i say none. i dont think will let it get to that point. they are playing a game. they know that the litigation process takes so long, it will be a year and a half, two years longer. they will stretch it out. they will basically say, oh no, the scope of the deposition is too broad. no, ...