Interesting questions of whether some claims are barred arise when a plaintiff attempts to assert a new claim after the original complaint has been filed. Whether that new claim relates back to the original date of filing is governed by … Continue reading
A Bill of Particulars is, as the name implies, a statement of the particulars of a claim. Sometimes a defendant will file a Motion for a Bill of Particulars. In doing so they are asking that the plaintiff set forth … Continue reading
In general, plaintiffs in personal injury cases should reduce future damages to present value. A present value calculation means that an economist or CPA projects out what the future cost of living adjustments are going to be. That amount is … Continue reading
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