Shareholder disputes can arise in many shapes and forms. We discussed with ReelLawyers the types of such disputes which appear on the rise. Having an attorney experienced in shareholder dispute litigation is key to achieving an optimal outcome. The material contained herein is provided for informational purposes only and is not legal advice, nor is it a substitute for obtaining…
On the eve of trial this Friday, January 28, 2022, a full and final resolution was reached successfully resolving the pending matter. We are sharing, with permission from the grateful client, the following email today thanking our team for the work on her behalf: “The amount of relief I’m feeling right now is almost indescribable. Thank you so much for…
In transitioning to more video blogs this year, we also wanted to share more of the successes our clients we proudly serve have achieved. Landscapes Unlimited Outdoors, Inc. is a residential landscaping company that had executed a commercial purchase agreement to buy real property. When the buyer tried to back out, Schwartz Law Firm filed a declaratory judgment action in…
We discussed with ReelLawyers what sets Schwartz Law Firm apart. Check it out here! About Schwartz Law Firm The material contained herein is provided for informational purposes only and is not legal advice, nor is it a substitute for obtaining legal advice from an attorney, nor do you have an attorney-client relationship with Schwartz Law Firm unless and until the…
In 2022 I am moving to video, check them out below, scroll down for new content! Thanks to all who read in 2021 and, as always, call us if you need any further assistance or information. Brandon M. Schwartz
We wish you and yours a wonderful New Years and cheers to 2022 being your best year yet…or at least better than 2021!
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Last, but not least relating to discovery are requests for admissions. Here too, there is not a hard and fast rule on the number of requests for admissions that can be served in a litigation. Requests for admissions ask your party opponent to admit a certain fact so that the specific fact is deemed admitted for purposes of the litigation. …
Document requests are often served concurrently with interrogatories, which we touched on last week. Document requests are another form of discovery and also, similar to interrogatories, must be related to the claims and defenses at issue in the litigation. Unlike interrogatories, there is not a black letter rule (in most states) governing the number of document requests that a party…
Over the past several weeks, we looked at what a deposition is and how they are used in civil litigation. But a deposition is not the only manner of conducting discovery in a civil litigation. Over the next couple of weeks we will examine the other tools in a litigator’s arsenal for obtaining discovery. First, what is discovery? Discovery is…