🚨ANNOUNCEMENT🚨 The Florida Supreme Court in recent orders has disciplined 11 attorneys, revoking the license of two, suspending six, admonishing one, and reprimanding two. Read the full release on the Bar's website. https://lnkd.in/ejqib7vi
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Helpful rule to drill down on and know the position your circuit takes on the question whether or when "costs" includes attorneys' fees.
Federal circuit courts that have addressed Rule 41(d) of the FRCP are split as to whether attorney fees are included as part of the costs of a previously dismissed action, so practitioners should tailor arguments to the appropriate court, says Joseph Myles at Finnegan. https://lnkd.in/eKWnxbCu
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What factors influence whether a case settles out of court or proceeds to trial? What should you know about your case and its likelihood of going to trial? https://bit.ly/3IVVyOQ Call us at 813-945-8052 to schedule a free consultation. #personalinjurylawyer #injuryclaims #robertgellerlaw
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Deciding between trial and settling out of court? Each case varies and there is no hard-and-fast rule. Our objective always is to avoid court – partly because of the time and cost, and partly because no one really “wins” in a trial. #FamilyLaw
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Having a skilled attorney by your side not only boosts your confidence but also significantly increases your chances of securing a favorable outcome. Their experience empowers them to effectively negotiate with prosecutors and judges. https://lnkd.in/dqRiN3pC #LegalSupport #KnowYourRights
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Assault & Battery? This video shows a defendant literally flying over the Bench and assaulting a Judge before engaging in a punch-up with the security staff. These occurrences are becoming more common and have occurred in most jurisdictions. Once unheard of they probably reflect the diminishing respect for the Judiciary and the Rule of Law generally. #law #lawyers
Astonishing moment defendant leaps at judge over court bench in Las Vegas attack — Sky News
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In Mondaq's article, Lauren Cullen goes into further detail about the Mohamud v. Juskey 2023 ONSC 4414 case, unpacking each side, the Ontario Supreme Court's ruling, and what it means for personal injury lawyers in the future. Read the article here: https://bit.ly/4aADBBQ #PersonalInjuryLaw #InjuryLawyer #SocialMedia
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More highlights from our panel discussion exploring recent court judgments relating to intermediary use in Family proceedings. Rupinder Jagdev (@DuncanLewis) shares some of the impacts solicitors have encountered. Watch all highlights here: https://bit.ly/CCPanel24 @3PBChambers
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The Hon. Marvin E. Aspen, United States District Court, Northern District of Illinois shares how his membership in the CBA has enriched his life as an attorney and on the bench. Watch his video here: https://lnkd.in/gmBWNSTi #CBA150
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I recently spoke with the Daily Journal for a story about Los Angeles County courts' bold step to address the current court reporting crisis. After reviewing the damage caused by the ongoing shortage of court reporters, the Los Angeles Superior Court decided that to protect the constitutional rights of litigants, it would allow judges to approve electronic recording of some court proceedings. This intervention is both timely and necessary. You can read more in the full article here. https://bit.ly/47kpFdU #lacounty #losangelescounty #californialaw #familylaw #courtreporters #electronicrecording #lacountycourts #familylawyer #california
Attorneys say it's time court intervenes on court reporters
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Brewe Layman attorney Lacie Nelson successfully defended a corporate client in a discrimination lawsuit during a 16-day trial. The court agreed with Nelson’s argument that the Plaintiff was not credible and ruled in favor of our client on all claims. In a post-trial motion, the court found the Plaintiff’s entire lawsuit to be “frivolous” and awarded our client a judgment against the Plaintiff for attorney fees and costs of over $180,000. To learn more about the trial, click here: https://buff.ly/3I0XW6r #WorkplaceHarassment #HarassmentLaw #LegalExpertise
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