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Case Blurb: Kelley; Rule for Adverse Inference, 1st Circuit

When a document relevant to an issue in a case is destroyed, the trier of fact sometimes may infer that the party who obliterated it did so out of a realization that the contents were unfavorable. Bef… more →

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Case Blurb: Kelley; Rule for Adverse Inference, 1st Circuit

rjbiii wrote 3 months ago: When a document relevant to an issue in a case is destroyed, the trier of fact sometimes may infer t … more →

Tags: Adverse Inference, Case Blurbs, Magistrate Judge Robert B. Collings

Dissent from hearning en banc on AEDPA scope

enbancblogger wrote 7 months ago: In Evans v. Thompson (1st Cir.), Judge Lipez, joined by Judge Torruella, dissented from the denial o … more →

Case Blurb: Benefirst; Good Cause Analysis-Seventh Factor

rjbiii wrote 8 months ago: [Ed.-The court found that medical claim forms, requested by Plaintiff, would not be reasonably acces … more →

Tags: Case Blurbs, Document Retention, Duty to Disclose, FRCP 26(b), Cost Shifting, Discovery Requests, Good Cause, Duty to Produce, D. Mass.

2/22 Conference Update: Carcieri v. Kempthorne

rezjudicata wrote 9 months ago: Carcieri v. Kempthorne Basic Issues & Background The origins of this case lie in a complex tangl … more →

Tags: SCOTUS

Lynched by COURT ORDER

CESAR LEBEL wrote 9 months ago: LYNCHED BY COURT ORDERHOW TO STEAL MILLIONS OF DOLLARS BY TURNING PUBLIC COURTROOMS INTO A … more →

Tags: ABA, attorney, corruption, court, district attorney, FBI, Judge, Law, Lawyer

Case Blurb: Benefirst; Good Cause Analysis-Fourth & Fifth Factors

rjbiii wrote 10 months ago: [Ed.-The court found that medical claim forms, requested by Plaintiff, would not be reasonably acces … more →

Tags: Case Blurbs, D. Mass., Discovery Requests, Duty to Produce, FRCP 26(b), Magistrate Judge Timothy S. Hillman, Relevance

Case Blurb: Benefirst; Good Cause Analysis-Two factors on redundancy and availability of data

rjbiii wrote 10 months ago: [Ed.-The court found that medical claim forms, requested by Plaintiff, would not be reasonably acces … more →

Tags: Duty to Preserve, Case Blurbs, Document Retention, FRCP 26(b), Unreasonably Cumulative, Discovery Requests, Good Cause, Duty to Produce, D. Mass.

Case Blurb: Benefirst; Good Cause Analysis-Specificity of Discovery Request

rjbiii wrote 10 months ago: [Ed.-The court found that medical claim forms, requested by Plaintiff, would not be reasonably acces … more →

Tags: Case Blurbs, FRCP 26(b), Discovery Requests, Good Cause, D. Mass., Magistrate Judge Timothy S. Hillman

Case Blurb: Benefirst; Applicability of FRCP Amendments to Case filed Prior to Enactment

rjbiii wrote 10 months ago: The Order of the Supreme Judicial Court of the United States adopting this amendment to Rule 26 prov … more →

Tags: Case Blurbs, D. Mass., FRCP 26, Magistrate Judge Timothy S. Hillman

LYNCHED BY COURT ORDER

CESAR LEBEL wrote 11 months ago: FYI   JUSTICE ON TRIAL    R.I.C.O. vs. Judges and Lawyers going forward !   Massach … more →

Tags: Law, corruption, court, Lawyer, attorney, Judge, LAWYERS WEEKLY, Massachusettes, MBA

Cert Petition in Carcieri v. Kempthorne — 1 comment

Matthew L.M. Fletcher wrote 1 year ago: From Indianz.com: Rhode Island appeals land-into-trust ruling Friday, October 19, 2007 The state o … more →

Tags: Scholarship, Supreme Court, Research, Certiorari, Indianz.com, Carcieri, Rhode Island, Kempthorne, trust acquisitions

Case Blurb: Plasse; Elements for dismissal of case as sanction, 1st Circuit

rjbiii wrote 1 year ago: One potential basis for [dismissing an action] is a finding that a party has engaged in fraud on the … more →

Tags: sanctions, Case Blurbs, Duty to Produce, Dismissal of Case, Judge Michael A. Ponsor, D. Mass.


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