Morrison Mahoney Partner Alan Brown was recently quoted in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly. In the article titled "Lawyer incurs joint and several liability for ‘meritless’ suit," Alan discusses a Superior Court judge's imposition of attorneys' fees and Rule 11 sanctions against a Boston lawyer for pursuing meritless claims in "bad faith."
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While many cases settle out of court, sometimes a trial is necessary to secure fair compensation. Disagreements on liability or compensation amounts can lead to this step. Our attorneys at Armstrong Lee & Baker LLP are ready to advocate for you in court and ensure you get the justice you deserve. Read the full blog to learn more about the trial process and its importance: https://lnkd.in/gqhcsdVb #PersonalInjury #LegalAdvice #Trial #HoustonLawyers #JusticeForYou #KnowYourRights #ALBTrialLawyers Contact us for a free consultation today!
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In a groundbreaking move, the New Jersey Supreme Court opened the door to first-party contractual indemnification. Our latest blog by Frank Kontely and Ariel Berkowitz clarifies how the recent ruling in Boyle v. Huff may impact your business and the implications for contracts and liability: https://lnkd.in/d7A5xdEU Join our mailing list and stay ahead of the curve with Hoagland Longo attorneys! https://lnkd.in/dbf_JcPY #legalupdate #newjerseylaw #contractlaw #liability #indemnification
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In New Jersey, the executor or administrator of an estate is the only party who may file a wrongful death lawsuit. The statute of limitations requires that the claim be filed within two years of the date of death. Call attorney Howard Popper at 973-993-8787 for more information. . . #wrongfuldeath #wrongfuldeathlawsuit #attorney #lawyer #newjerseyattorney #newjersey
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Great article Tracey ! Lease extensions can be a minefield so it is nice to know you can instruct a solicitor to set everything out for you. They can take you through the process, the costs, the timescales, it really helps for a smoother transaction! 😎 Taylor Walton LLP #newarticle #leaseextensions
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