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Civil practice – Fees – Protective order | Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly - Vimarsana News

Civil practice – Fees – Protective order | Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

Where a defendant city was granted a protective order to prevent a deposition, the city should be awarded $8,228.25 in counsel fees incurred in filing its motion for the protective order. “This case concerns the Boston City Council’s practice of having legislative sessions open with invocations. Every year, each Boston City Councilor is assigned dates

Can Being a "Good Samaritan" In Texas Get You Sued? - Vimarsana News

Can Being a "Good Samaritan" In Texas Get You Sued?

Lawsuits are a genuine concern in this day and age. Many of us fear helping others, worried we'll be sued. Does the law in Texas protect Good Samaritans?

Texas Supreme Court remands $14 million med-mal judgment for calculation of settlement credit - Vimarsana News

Texas Supreme Court remands $14 million med-mal judgment for calculation of settlement credit

AUSTIN - On Friday, the Texas Supreme Court found that a trial court improperly denied defendant health care providers an offsetting settlement credit in a medical malpractice suit that resulted in a $14 million judgment.

Can Being a "Good Samaritan" In Texas Get You Sued? - Vimarsana News

Can Being a "Good Samaritan" In Texas Get You Sued?

Lawsuits are a genuine concern in this day and age. Many of us fear helping others, worried we'll be sued. Does the law in Texas protect Good Samaritans?

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Civil Practice – Motions Practice – Notice – Personal Jurisdiction | North Carolina Lawyers Weekly - Vimarsana News

Civil Practice – Motions Practice – Notice – Personal Jurisdiction | North Carolina Lawyers Weekly

Defendant had filed motions to dismiss for failure to state a claim and for lack of personal jurisdiction, but defendant calendared a hearing only on its motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim. At the hearing, when the trial court inquired about personal jurisdiction, plaintiff’s counsel objected, informing the court that jurisdictional discovery ...