Lawyers

New York Lawyers Demand Transparency of $175 Million Bond Posted by Donald Trump in Civil Fraud Case

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NEW YORK (AP) — The office of New York State Attorney General Letitia James has requested more information regarding the $175 million bond posted by former President Donald Trump to prevent the collection of a civil fraud judgement against him. In court papers filed on Thursday, state lawyers gave Trump’s legal team or the bond underwriter 10 days to provide justification for the bond’s validity, potentially including details about the collateral provided by Trump. A hearing has been scheduled for April 22. Trump’s lawyer, Christopher Kise, accused James of initiating a “baseless public quarrel” in … Read more

Shattering the Argument: CNN Host Expertly Exposes Ex-Trump Lawyer’s Flawed Docs Theory on Live TV

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New York, NY – A CNN host recently challenged the argument put forth by a former lawyer for President Donald Trump during a live broadcast. The host debunked claims made by the lawyer regarding certain documents related to the ongoing investigation. In an intense exchange, the CNN host addressed the lawyer’s assertion that the documents had been altered. The host dismissed this claim, stating that it was widely known and acknowledged that the documents were authentic and unaltered. The lawyer had indicated that the documents in question were not to be trusted due to inconsistencies. … Read more

The Dark Side of Mass Tort Litigation: How Lawyers and Financiers Exploit the Legal System for Profit

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Washington, D.C. – Late-night television commercials are notorious for their abundance of advertisements targeting potential victims of various products or treatments. However, behind the seemingly harmless nature of these ads lies a massive and costly legal phenomenon that continuously disrupts our economy. Promoting their intention to assist the public, the lawyers responsible for these advertisements mainly benefit powerful law firms and their wealthy backers. Mass tort litigation or class-action lawsuits rely heavily on advertising to attract clients. These attorneys pour billions of dollars into ads between 2017 and 2021, casting a wide net to maximize … Read more

Lawyers Resolve Immaturity Impasse with Unconventional Game of ‘Rock, Paper, Scissors’

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ORLANDO, FLORIDA – Lawyers often fondly hold on to cherished childhood memories. For one lawyer, his fascination with garbage trucks as a little boy unexpectedly influenced his career path in an unusual way. The lawyer recalls his mother’s surprise when he chose to become a lawyer, considering his childhood obsession with sanitation workers and their garbage trucks. Little did she know that years later, one of his first product liability cases would involve a defective side-loading trash collection truck. Maintaining a connection to childhood joys is important for lawyers. However, sometimes behaving childishly in a … Read more