Friday, July 15th, 2011 at 9:14 am
Why is it a response of lawyers, when they hear about abusive, corrupt acts of government officials, to advise those harmed by the corrupt government officials to hire a lawyer?
Some things should be dealt with as a crime, not as a lawsuit. Or don’t lawyers care, especially if it generates fees they can collect from those harmed by the corruption.?
And do they really think that such lawsuits would accomplish much in a locality where corruption is widespread, even accepted as part of the culture? How many of the local judges could be trusted in such a situation?
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Monday, January 10th, 2011 at 4:07 am
What is the most frivolous lawsuit you have ever encountered/heard of? Just from judging from some of the questions people post on here, I am sure there are tons of frivolous asinine lawsuits in the courts today and in the past. What is the most frivolous/asinine you have ever encountered?
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Friday, November 12th, 2010 at 6:27 pm
Would you file a lawsuit or file a application to the (HRTO) Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario EVERY time you were discriminated against, know that the process of risk free for complainants? Even if that means you have 3 lawsuits in 2 months? Please feel free to ask questions. Thanks.
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Wednesday, August 4th, 2010 at 10:43 pm
I dont know the whole story nor do I fully understand how all this works. From what I have heard some judges or courts decided to rid of some laws or change them dealing with Proposition 22 then homosexual marriage was allowed. Then a bill was passed namely Proposition 8 which put into the Constitution that homosexual marriage is illegal. Now there have been lawsuits filed to the Supreme court to overrule this saying it is wrong or unconstitutional on the basis of personal rights. So if the Supreme court changed this wouldn’t they have to change the Constitution and not just make a law? And can they do this in opposition to the majority vote? Is that a free Republic? Please explain this to me and elaborate thanks.
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Tuesday, July 20th, 2010 at 6:35 pm
Say another employee has a grudge and calls in a complaint (pretending to be a customer) against another employee of equal rank, but higher seniority and the company fires the employee with higher seniority. Will a lawsuit cover lost wages, or just return the job?
Tuesday, July 20th, 2010 at 1:37 pm
What is the most frivolous lawsuit you have ever encountered/heard of? Just from judging from some of the questions people post on here, I am sure there are tons of frivolous asinine lawsuits in the courts today and in the past. What is the most frivolous/asinine you have ever encountered?
Monday, July 19th, 2010 at 3:47 am
Can lawsuits be filed in your name, however settlements are not paid to you? Meaning, for instance, you filed a lawsuit against ABCD company and maybe the case is dismissed or perhaps some other non- trial occurrance. Can your lawsuit be handled and settled later without your knowledge?
Also, are credit reports use fairly? Why can’t consumers see the real truth on their credit reports which are previewed by many users concerning your private information? Are lawyers provided an informative query of prospective clients?
Sunday, July 18th, 2010 at 2:05 am
Are lawsuits or any other legal action against one employer affect a person’s future chances of employment? Are these public records? Are these discloses on background checks in future employment?
How to pursue a class action lawsuit?
