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We can now speak to neama rahmani, who's a former federal prosecutor and currently president of west coast trial lawyers. thank you forjoining us. talk us through the mechanics of this case, what is being argued?— this case, what is being arrued? i. .,, , argued? everyone has been talkin: argued? everyone has been talking about _ argued? everyone has been talking about this _ argued? everyone has been talking about this divorce i argued? everyone has been. talking about this divorce but this is not a family law case, this is not a family law case, this is not a family law case, this is a par...
Trial lawyers know that winning a motion to dismiss under Rule 12b6 can be as elusive as a double rainbow. Should you be so lucky as to win a motion to dismiss, a recent decision highlights how important it is to use care in crafting the order granting your victory.
If he is talking, why can't she? >> whoever is first in time to breach is the breacher and th e thereafter, the bad guy, in terms of any contract litigation. if she is right and contract law and litigation is a very hazy thing. each side may take the position that they did not breach. if a court determines that she was right ultimately, that may be the case. the nondisclosure agreement is very clear there is no disbarragement or discussion or anything. if they are claiming they breached first, then they could potentially win if it made it to court. that's another big "if." this becomes a very ...