Which is part of his counterclaim and that is enough reason for the lawyers to demand it’s production, the court to affirm it’s being compelled in discovery, or enact sanctions upon failure to produce.
One of the legal eagles want to define Discovery for CH? And why exchanging evidence on behalf of both sides or all involved in the legal suit are supposed to adhere to Discovery. And why you are never supposed to ignore a subpoena.
Yea yea, I know it’s all been explained ten thousand times. Like different instructors explaining Half pass, one may explained it one way. Another may explained it the same way using different words. one version may hit home and make sense, thereby allowing the lightbulb to shine bright.
It wouldn’t surprise me. Especially if RC was represented by lawyers from her insurance company. As other’s have said… someone somewhere did a calculation and decided it was worth paying a small settlement to make the issue go away entirely.
What I want to know is exactly how long after the ink was dry on that settlement agreement did Nagel and LK part ways?
I mean, I for one think all the political names are pretty dumb, but I think Lollypop is hilarious. And pretty sure LaLaPop is supposed to be a play on Lollypop anyways.
I have been behind on the most recently closed thread and this one for days. How dare y’all have this much fun without me? Harrumph.
I must say, my head is whirling with new developments. Who does this??? I guess the answer is, people who don’t learn anything from their past mistakes.
Very interesting for multiple reasons. And here folks is the crux of the case. So this evidence would bruise the Kanarek and THAT is why subpoenas are being violated.
I’m going to be pedantic here, but Mr and Mrs Kanarek have not responded to the subpoenas, LK has. They don’t have representation, so have simply not responded to any subpoenas. Lk’s attorney does not represent he Kanareks, only LK.
Will that matter? No se. But it’s not correct to say they responded.
i was making a point on the use of belittling nicknames as a rhetorical device in discussions, whether the discussions are political or non political in nature. It just happens that the most obvious historical example of the use of the technique was, well, you know.