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    Musiclive Case

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    defendant offered to sell iron to the plaintiff through a telegram. After receiving the telegram the plaintiff sent a telegram to the defendant asking to accept the stated price for a duration of two months or the longest limit it would allow. The defendant did not respond to the telegram and sold the iron to another party on the same day. The defendant later sent a telegram to the plaintiff informing him that all the iron had been sold. Before the plaintiff received the telegram, he sent a…

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    resolved in its favor. Nixon v. Mr. Property Management Co., 690 S.W.2d 546 (Tex. 1985). I. DEFENDANT’S MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT SHOULD BE DENIED BECAUSE THE PICTURES POSTED ON SOCIAL MEDIA OF PLANITIFF’S GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION OF HIS HOME AND OF PLAINTIFF SMOKING A BONG IN COLLEGE IS HIGHLY OFFENSIVE. A person that intentionally intrudes into an individual’s solitude, seclusion, or private affairs or concerns in a manner that is highly offensive to a…

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    Girard Case Summary

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    This action arose out of an incident that occurred on February 6, 2013, at the intersection of West Fullerton Avenue and North Artesian Avenue. Plaintiff, Kevin Girard (DOB: 8/2/1983) was driving home on his motor scooter after having dinner with his wife, Plaintiff, Lindsey Girard (DOB: 12/17/1980) Mr. Girard was driving, with a helmet on, and was traveling westbound on West Fullerton Avenue in the right lane. Defendant, Sharif Umar, is a taxi cab driver who leased his taxi from Defendants,…

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    Inc. (“EA”) entered into a Lease Agreement, whereby EA leased a building known as the St. Bernard School, 5811 Riverdale Road, Riverdale, Maryland (“the Building”). Pursuant to the terms of the Lease, Defendant EA agreed to pay certain sums to Plaintiff Archdiocese in exchange for the use and occupancy of the Building. The parties agreed to amend the Lease several times, with the Third Amendment being agreed to on or about October 21, 2011. Pursuant to the Third Amendment to Lease Agreement,…

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    Issue Can Yuliano bring a FCA claim against Colonel Dynamo, Inc. (CDI) even though he signed a release. Barring him from bringing all claims against CDI? Does the complaint filed by Yuliano meet the proper pleading standards set by the Fed. R. Civ. P. 9(b) and Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(b)(6)? Brief Answer It is likely that a court will enforce the agreement signed by Yuliano, since the government did have knowledge of the allegations before Yuliano signed the agreement. The complaint will likely not…

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    Munoz-Vargas V. Laguer

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    publication was on February 2nd, 2016. The plaintiffs, in this case, are Juan Miguel Munoz-Vargas, Samara Fernandez-Menchaca, and minor plaintiff J.M.F. The defendants, in this case, are a diversity of doctors and medical organizations, but the main target, in this case, is co-defendant Dr. Norberto Duran working at Hospital San Antonio in Puerto Rico (Rive, 2016).” This case is known as a legal case. “The issue in dispute, in this case, starts off with the minor plaintiff J.M.F visiting Dr.…

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    further supplement if additional responsive information is obtained as discovery progresses. In further response and without waiving any of the previous objections, including objections as to attorney-client privilege and work product documents, Plaintiff provides the following and supplements its responses to Third-Party Defendant’s First Interrogatories and Requests for Production under separate cover. Plaintiff’s Responses to Third-Party Defendants’ First…

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    Plaintiff Vs. Defendants

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    clearly stated in the Plaintiff’s claim. 2. The Defendants do not agree with the claim made against them. They deny that $30,000 or any amount is owing to the Plaintiff for the following reasons explained below: The contract between the Plaintiff (Susan Jones) and Defendants (Carol and John Allen Brown) was made on terms that the Plaintiff would be a surrogate mother for them in exchange for $50,000. However, the agreement to act as a surrogate mother is considered a statutory illegal…

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    Judge Kaddos Case Study

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    worked but the plaintiff misused it. The company had no knowledge of how the injury could have occurred so, their lawyers were left with a restriction. A fact was that the machine fell and caused a head injury, but I’m not sure how it physically impacted the plaintiff. The plaintiffs counsel would target preparedness accusations towards the councilor representing the exercise machine corporation. The plaintiff’s councilor would claim he has been prepared for a long time. The plaintiff, I…

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    Female attorneys employed by Farmers Insurance Co. filed suit alleging that the company paid them less than the male attorneys employed by the company. The pay discrimination class action group reached a $4.1 million deal with the insurance company in California federal court. The settlement amount is to be split amongst 300 women who either are or were employed by Farmers as attorneys working as claims litigators throughout the past 4-5 years. The agreement requires that Farmers Insurance Co.…

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