I need some Pronoun help!?

Posted by admin on Jul 14, 2010

Correct any problems with pronoun case. Be careful, though; some pronouns are used correctly. (You will not need to change any wording.)

1. At this college, neither the president nor the dean automatically assumes that, on every issue, the faculty is better informed than us students.

2. Between you and I, each of the dorms should have their security systems replaced.

3. The theater critic, whom slipped into her seat right before the curtain went up, gave him and the other actors favorable reviews.

4. All job applicants must call for an appointment, so that the personnel office can interview you.

5. The committee passed their resolution that each of the apartments was to be free of asbestos before occupancy.

6. The instructor reminded everyone in class to pick up their term papers before they left for the semester break.

7. Many amateur photographers like to use one-step cameras that you don’t have to focus.

8. To keep children away from dangerous chemicals, lock them in a storage closet.

9. The student sat down glumly as soon as the professor began to criticize his research paper. After a moment, though, he turned away in frustration, trying to collect his thoughts.

10. Many patients’ lawsuits against doctors end when the patient receives and out-of-court settlement.

Correct any problems with pronoun case. Be careful, though; some pronouns are used correctly. (You will not need to change any wording.)

1. "At this college, neither the president nor the dean automatically assumes that, on every issue, the faculty is better informed than us students. "

- US – objective case of ‘we’ as in – ‘Come and get us’.

2. "Between you and I [me], [ I think ] each of the dorms should have their security systems replaced."

- me is used after a conjunction
- I is used as subject immediately before verb
- needs to be clear as in between where they are standing only or he thinks all of the dorms.

3. "The theater critic, whom [who ] slipped into her seat right before the curtain went up, gave him and the other actors favorable reviews."

- Whom is the object version of ‘who’

however – occasionally used as predicate nominative with a copulative verb or as subject of a verb especially in the vicinity of a preposition or a verb of which it might mistakenly be considered the object <whom say ye that I am — Matthew 16:15 (Authorized Version)

4. "All job applicants must call for an appointment, so that the personnel office can interview you [them]."

- you second person
- all defines third person – them

5. The committee passed their resolution that each of the apartments was to be free of asbestos before occupancy.

6. The instructor reminded everyone in class to pick up their term papers before they left for the semester break.

7. "Many amateur photographers like to use one-step cameras that you [ they ] don’t have to focus."

- you second person
- many defines third person – they

8. "To keep children away from dangerous chemicals, lock [ the items ] in a storage closet."

- should be clear – lock the chemicals in the closet

9. "The student sat down glumly as soon as the professor began to criticize his research paper. After a moment, though, he [ student/professor ??? ] turned away in frustration, trying to collect his thoughts."

- should be clear – the student collected his thoughts, the professor collected his thoughts.

10. "Many patients’ lawsuits against doctors end when the patient receives and [ an ] out-of-court settlement."

- typo "and" should be ‘an’


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Is this the kind of media corporation you trust to deliver you accurate and complete news?

Posted by admin on Jul 10, 2010

Look at just part of the track record of XXX Corporation.

Who is XXX and what media outlets does it own? 10 points for the first answer to provide a full listing of those media outlets.

23 March 1990 Shepherdsville KY – XXX Corporation and others ordered to cleanup PCB contamination of soil and water

27 March 1990 Wilmington NC – XXX Corporation fined for discrimination against employees who report safety violations – $20,000

11 May 1990 Ft. Edward/Hudson Falls – XXX Corporation ordered to clean up PCB contamination of Hudson River – $10 million

27 July 1990 Philadelphia PA – XXX Corporation fined for defrauding government in defense contacts – $30 million

11 Oct 1990 Waterford NY – XXX Corporation fined for pollution at Silicone Products plant – $176,000

20 May 1991 Washington, D.C. – XXX Corporation Ordered to pay damages over improperly tested aircraft parts for Air Force and Navy – $1 million

27 Feb 1992 Allentown PA – XXX Corporation ordered to pay damages for design flaws in nuclear plants – $80 million

4 March 1992 Orange County CA – XXX Corporation fined for violating worker safety rules on handling PCBs – $11,000

13 March 1992 Wilmington NC – XXX Corporation fined for safety violations at nuclear fuel plant – $20,000

22 May 1992 Illinois – XXX Corporation ordered to pay damages for design flaws of nuclear plants – $65 million

22 July 1992 Washington, D.C. – XXX Corporation fined for money laundering and fraud over illegal sale of fighter jets to Israel – $70 million

13 Sep 1992 Chicago IL – XXX Corporation ordered to pay damages for airplane crash – $1.8 million

12 Oct 1992 Nashville TN – XXX Corporation ordered to pay damages for deceptive advertising on lightbulbs – $165,000

27 Oct 1992 Washington D.C. – XXX Corporation ordered to pay damages from overcharging on defense contracts – $576,215

12 May 1992 Washington D.C. – XXX Corporation ordered to pay damages to whistleblower on illegal sale of fighter jets to Israel – $13.4 million

2 March 1993 Riverside CA – XXX Corporation and others ordered to pay damages for contamination from dumping of industrial chemicals – $96 million

11 March 1993 Grove City PA – XXX Corporation and others ordered to clean up mining site – $1.81 million

16 Sep 1993 NY – XXX Corporation ordered to compensate commercial fisherman for PCB contamination of the Hudson River – $7 million

11 Oct 1993 San Francisco – XXX Corporation ordered to offer rebates to consumers after deceptive light bulb advertising – $3.25 million

18 July 1993 Hudson Falls NY – XXX Corporation ordered to clean up PCB contamination of Hudson R. – $2.5 million

2 Feb 1994 Perry OH – XXX Corporation settles with utility companies on defective Perry Nuclear Plant.

14 Mar 1994 Ft. Edward NY – XXX Corporation ordered to clean up contamination of sediment in the Hudson River – $100,000

14 Sep 1994 Washington D.C. – XXX Corporation fined for overcharges in defense contracts – $20 million

2 Sep 1995 Waterford NY – XXX Corporation fined for air pollution and contamination of Hudson River – $1.5 million

15 Sep 1995 Brandon FL – XXX Corporation fined for groundwater contamination – $137,000

9 Sep 1996 Waterford NY – XXX Corporation Fined for Clean Air Act violations – $60,000

7 Oct 1996 Hendersonville NC – XXX Corporation ordered to cleanup contamination of soil and groundwater – $1.029 million

8 Oct 1996 Cook County IL – XXX Corporation ordered to pay settlement from airline crash in Sioux City – $15 million

22 Feb 1997 Somersworth NH – XXX Corporation and others ordered to clean up contamination of groundwater and public water supply – $ 7 million

Feb 1998 Waterford NY – XXX Corporation fined for pollution violations – $234,000

20 April 1998 Waterford NY – XXX Corporation fined for pollution violations – $204,000

Oct 1998 United Kingdom – XXX Corporation ordered to pay for asbestos cleanup and related pollution claims – 2 billion pounds

26 Oct 1998 Puerto Rico – XXX Corporation and others ordered to cleanup contamination of drinking water supply – $4.2 million

5 Nov 1998 South Whitehall PA – XXX Corporation and others ordered to cleanup contamination – $1.035 million

24 Jan 1999 Chicago – XXX Corporation ordered to reimburse consumers over unfair debt collection practices -$147 million

19 Aug 1999 Piscataway NJ – XXX Corporation, others ordered to cleanup contaminated groundwater – $23 million

2 Sep 1999 Malvern PA – XXX Corporation and others ordered to clean up groundwater contamination – $18.8 million

17 Sep 1999 Moreau NY – XXX Corporation ordered to build drinking water system after PCB contamination of water supply – $5 million

9 Oct 1999 Pittsfield MA – XXX Corporation ordered to clean up PCB pollution in Housatonic River – $250 million

18 Oct 2000 New York NY – XXX Corporation and others ordered to clean up contamination of soil – $28 milli
Good answer Jury. Now … can you provide a complete list of their media holdings – print media, magazines, television, etc. I am sure people would be very interesting to see the list.

You might run out of characters – the list could exceed the size limit of a Yahoo Answer!
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Check out the database search at this web site sponsored by Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism, the Columbia Journalism Review.

There is a drop list at the right side of the page where you can enter the name of the media company to search.

http://www.cjr.org/

General Electric. Owner of NBC and Universal.


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Gaps above window frames?

Posted by admin on Jul 8, 2010

I recently had a contractor out to do some work and he had his crew caulk the tops of most of my windows because, he said, there were gaps there where the siding didn’t come all the way down to the frames. The caulk is on thick and he described the gaps as "gaping holes." (He didn’t ask for any additional money to do this, although it was not part of the work I’d hired him for.)

I had never noticed "gaping holes" before, but the tops of most of the windows aren’t easily visible from ground level. The three windows low enough that I can see without a ladder show no gaps (and did not get caulked.)

This is a wood-frame house with asbestos-cement siding and wooden windows. The house is about 60 years old, but I don’t know if the windows are original. My question is, would any significant gaps be the result of poor installation, or could they have developed later? And if later, what could cause gaps along the tops but not affect the sides or bottoms? Or is it possible that what a contractor might describe as a "gaping hole" would look to me like a trivial separation and not be major at all?

The house has experienced some foundation settlement over the years, but nothing dramatic or unusual for its age, to the best of my knowledge. It also has no overhang from the roof, so any rain that doesn’t go into the gutter falls just an inch or two from the siding at most, and I have had recurrent issues with rain going behind the gutters … possibly rotting the tops of the frames? (That has been a problem with one window, but not that I was aware of with the others.)

I don’t know if either of those things has anything to do with it.
Of the three windows that I noted show no gaps, two are on walls on a porch under a roof and protected from the rainwater much better than the others. The third, however, is not.

Normally, when houses were sided with asbestos shingles, the only thing between the shingles & the wood board sheathing was tar paper.

Any gap between the shingle & the trim around doors & windows requires sealing. Gaps of 1/8" may be considered gaping by some.

Wood shrinks & tar paper dries out & cracks, so any caulking that was applied, will be beneficial.

If you have experienced previous issues with water leaking around window trim, it may be that the trim is warped & should be replaced.

It is a bit difficult sifting through the what-ifs without seeing the windows in question.

Good luck…


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Received a check don’t know what to do?

Posted by admin on Jun 3, 2010

Hello, everyone so this is the situation, i just checked my mail and received a check in the mail from a law firm for a Asbestos Settlement. The problem is that it has my mothers name on it, and due to her bad drug habit i have no idea where she is.(i havent seen her in 2 years) it has my deceased grandfathers name in the letter. im guessing that it was his case that he settled. im unsure of what to do with this check? please help

If there is an account with your name AND your mothers name you can write "for deposit only" on the back of it and deposit it into that account. Or try the night drop deposit idea. If the check isn’t for that much it might get by them.


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Tips On Choosing Your Mesothelioma Attorney

Posted by admin on May 13, 2010

As with all sicknesses and injuries that were caused as a result of someone else’s carelessness or recklessness, we want those responsible for asbestos sicknesses to be held responsible for their contributions to the current injuries and sufferings of those who have developed mesothelioma. As a result there is an entire group of attorneys around the country who have dedicated the vast majority of their practice solely to litigation in regards to mesothelioma. These men and women have become known as mesothelioma attorneys as that is most of what they practice.

There are many people who highly recommend using these attorneys because of the specialized skills they have in presenting this very case. I actually urge caution. The success rate for these cases is not very high, especially when you consider those who actually were awarded enough money to actually cover the attorney fees charged.

There are a few benefits to using a mesothelioma attorney. Among those benefits are the facts that these attorneys know more about mesothelioma than many of the doctors who have diagnosed it. They have made this their life’s work and have studied it inside out. They are fonts of knowledge and knowledge can be useful in court cases. Another benefit to these attorneys is that they often work on a contingency fee basis meaning that if you don’t get paid they don’t get paid. Be careful however that they don’t have things arranged so that they get the larger portion of your settlement than you will actually receive or that you will run the risk of owing more than you are awarded.

The downside to these types of lawyers is that for the most part you are a case number to them and nothing more. Your suffering is not at all personal to them and they are unlikely to do more than pretend otherwise while trying to win your business. Once you’ve signed the dotted line agreeing to have them represent you it is very likely that you will be put to see in a dingy with no shore in sight and no one to help you navigate these often treacherous waters. Be sure that you have spoken to the attorney that you are considering hiring and that he or she is aware that he or she is working for you and that you expect them to honor that and be there for your every question.

Whether you choose to select a seasoned pro for your mesothelioma attorney or to go with someone who has less experience but makes you feel more valued as a client, be sure to watch every step of the way and ask any questions that you may have in regards to your case from the beginning. A legal case, particularly one of the size and scope of the mesothelioma suit can become the center of your existence for a while. Everyone in these cases is playing to win and the lawyers are the only ones laughing their way to the bank.

Melvin Ng
http://www.articlesbase.com/law-articles/tips-on-choosing-your-mesothelioma-attorney-65456.html


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California Mesothelioma Laws And California Mesothelioma Lawyers

Posted by admin on May 11, 2010

Finding a highly qualified and competent California mesothelioma attorney involves a little investigation. Newly diagnosed victims of Mesothelioma in California often have ample questions involving their health, their future, and their lawful recourses in the event of a mesothelioma diagnosis. The facts of mesothelioma are not easy to hear, nor are they easy to deal with. While a Mesothelioma doctor is equipped to answer medical and health questions as they relate to Mesothelioma, only a qualified Mesothelioma attorney is capable of answering questions that are associated with the legal ramifications of a mesothelioma diagnosis.

California mesothelioma victims are encouraged to make a list of questions that they feel they need answers to, one list for their Mesothelioma physician and another list for their attorney. The top ten questions to ask a California mesothelioma attorney have been suggested here, but there will be many more questions regarding a Mesothelioma case.

1. It is vital to contact a Mesothelioma lawyer as quickly as possible as many states have complicated regulations concerning Mesothelioma lawsuits. The first question to ask a qualified Mesothelioma lawyer is whether or not you qualify to file a Mesothelioma lawsuit. This of course will involve divulging all the information possible to allow the Mesothelioma lawyer to determine if you qualify to file a Mesothelioma lawsuit.

2. Some California mesothelioma lawyers are already involved with other Mesothelioma lawsuits or Mesothelioma settlements which may preclude them from taking on any new cases. It is possible that you may qualify for a class action lawsuit or perhaps an individual Mesothelioma lawsuit, depending on the circumstances. Mesothelioma patients need to inquire whether their case would be handled as an individual case or as part of a class action Mesothelioma lawsuit, and which would benefit them the most.

3. Knowing that your potential Mesothelioma lawyer has ample actual courtroom experience is a highly important part of hiring a Mesothelioma lawyer. It is perfectly acceptable to inquire with your potential Mesothelioma lawyer about their prior Mesothelioma and courtroom experience. Mesothelioma lawsuits are not the type of lawsuits you want a newbie cutting their teeth on, there is simply too much at stake.

4. California mesothelioma lawsuits tend to be large cases with a lot of complicated laws and circumstances to navigate. A Mesothelioma attorney needs to have ample support and resources to assist in the research and argument process. You will want to ask the Mesothelioma attorney how many Mesothelioma cases are in the firm, how many Mesothelioma expert lawyers are in the firm, and how much extra support services they can receive from the other California mesothelioma attorneys in the law firm.

5. Mesothelioma victims tend to be victimized by the contraction of the disease and are often very sensitive to other people’s feelings, including their Mesothelioma lawyer’s feelings. Asking questions that validate their experience is a good thing, and is not offensive to a Mesothelioma lawyer. If your potential Mesothelioma attorney reacts to questions with offense, it is not in your best interest to hire them. Asking them about their track record with Mesothelioma cases, how many went to trial versus how many of them were settled, as well as the results of each case is a reasonable line of questioning.

6. It is rarely in the best interest of the Mesothelioma victim for their case to be split between multiple law firms. Asking whether your lawsuit will be handled in house or if there is the possibility of splitting the case between law firms is a question of relative importance.

7. The vast majority of California mesothelioma cases are handled on a contingency basis, which means the attorney gets paid a percentage of what he or she is able to win on the Mesothelioma victim’s behalf. If the case goes nowhere, the Mesothelioma lawyer typically doesn’t get paid. The percentage of the Mesothelioma award or the Mesothelioma settlement which typically goes to the representing Mesothelioma lawyer is between 30 and 40 percent.

8. Asking your California mesothelioma lawyer to describe the process of a lawsuit will enable you to understand the process which you are about to enter as well as inform you of how well your Mesothelioma lawyer communicates..

9. It is important to understand how long the Mesothelioma lawyer will need for research and how much information he or she will need from the Mesothelioma victim and the Mesothelioma doctor. Television has given us the impression that lawsuits and court proceedings happen quickly. They don’t it takes time, and for a Mesothelioma victim, time is very precious.

10. California mesothelioma laws may vary by county. Establishing the jurisdiction that the Mesothelioma case will be tried is vital. Often it is tried in the county which the exposure to asbestos took place. Your Mesothelioma lawyer will have to have access to that region.

Nick Johnson
http://www.articlesbase.com/law-articles/california-mesothelioma-laws-and-california-mesothelioma-lawyers-119293.html


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Mesothelioma Settlements Allow Victims to Cope

Posted by admin on May 6, 2010

The diagnosis of mesothelioma is one that is difficult to grasp and accept. Mesothelioma is a rare form of cancer that attacks the mesothelium surrounding certain organs, particularly the lungs. Mesothelioma is most often seen in people with prolonged asbestos exposure.

If mesothelioma is diagnosed, it is possible to receive standard cancer treatments such as radiation, chemotherapy, and surgery. A good way for mesothelioma victims to cope with this devastating cancer is to file for a mesothelioma settlement.

A mesothelioma settlement may help more than a single victim. If one person has been diagnosed with mesothelioma then chances are others are experiencing illness due to asbestos exposure in the workplace. Each victim deserves the money awarded in a mesothelioma settlement. It can also help victims to cope by realizing that they aren’t alone; others are suffering the same fate and are also seeking a mesothelioma settlement themselves.

It is possible to file a class action lawsuit with several plaintiffs to offset the expenses of legal representation and receive a sizeable mesothelioma settlement.

The process of diagnosis and treatment of mesothelioma is long and draining. It is impossible to carry on a “normal” life. It is impossible to continue to work and receive that all-important paycheck. A mesothelioma settlement will provide much-needed funds during this time so a victim can seek out all possible treatment without adding money worries to the equation. Again, it is wise to have an attorney representing you in any type of mesothelioma settlement.

It is difficult for anyone to be confronted with a cancer diagnosis. However, most cancer patients are unable to place blame on a specific cause and receive a settlement, whereas a mesothelioma victim has the opportunity to file for a mesothelioma settlement.

It is the responsibility of the employer to payout a mesothelioma settlement when they are negligent. Most employers will recognize their fault, and in attempt to keep it as quiet as possible, will reach a mesothelioma settlement before the lawsuit reaches court. Your attorney will make certain that you receive all funds that help you through this difficult time in your life.

Thus, the first step after receiving a mesothelioma diagnosis is to seek a mesothelioma settlement. A mesothelioma settlement will allow the victim to receive the best possible treatment and help mesothelioma victims cope with their illness by giving them the opportunity to take the time to be with loved ones and join support groups. A mesothelioma settlement will make it easier to cope with this rare form of cancer.

Nick Johnson
http://www.articlesbase.com/health-articles/mesothelioma-settlements-allow-victims-to-cope-99233.html


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Mesothelioma And Getting Legal Representation

Posted by admin on May 4, 2010

Filing a Mesothelioma lawsuit can be a long and arduous road. Most of your energy needs to go to focusing on your health, and the simple thought of going after a Mesothelioma settlement is simply too taxing and exhausting. Many people suffering the ill effects of asbestos feel this way, and often turn their back on the opportunity to file a Mesothelioma lawsuit. While the fatigue and the pain of dealing every day with an asbestos related illness is quite legitimate, there are many reasons why you should consider following through with a Mesothelioma lawsuit.

Many people who suffer from the ill effects of asbestos may or may not find themselves protected under worker’s compensation laws, and often the illness becomes too great and consuming to continue to be able to provide an income. Without the protection of a good Mesothelioma lawyer, your rights and protection may disappear right before your eyes.

Competent and qualified Mesothelioma lawyers have handled many cases concerning asbestos related illnesses and they understand how much of your life has already been robbed by this cruel disease. While no Mesothelioma lawyer can do the entire job by themselves, there is no reason to believe that they won’t do everything they can to make the process of attaining a Mesothelioma settlement as painless and comfortable for you as possible.

Winning a Mesothelioma lawsuit and being granted a Mesothelioma settlement can take a tremendous burden from your tired shoulders, and of course, create a better future for you and your family. A Mesothelioma settlement can allow you to focus entirely on your treatment, your health options, and above all, your ability to fight for your health.

Despite the circumstances surrounding the contraction of your asbestos related illness, the more Mesothelioma lawsuits are filed the more the message gets out to contractors, builders, regulators, and lawmakers that victims of Mesothelioma are fighting back and intend to win. With this horrible health crisis facing our nation, it would seem prudent that the asbestos used in new construction become highly regulated and mandatory Mesothelioma settlements be implemented after diagnosis. It takes a lot of heart and courage of a cancer-stricken patient to fight back for their rights, but you and the right Mesothelioma lawyer can do a lot of good out in the world of asbestos management. While it will be a long and arduous road, it will of course become your battle of dignity.

Nick Johnson
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Is this a fair letter to attempt an out of court small claims settlement ?

Posted by admin on Apr 30, 2010

I’ve had to delete some personal info for this ANSWERS request to protect myself until I decide whether to pass the letter along. I could really use your help

I am required to ask you for a settlement before filing our suit.  I will put in a call to Mrs ____ this weekend asking for the settlement of $5,000 but she will probably hang up on me so I need to put this in writing and I’m sure as the responsible (?) landlord/manager that you are, you will get word to her.   I’ve been advised by legal counsel to expose you to the media so I will call  my friend ——- @ —- Channel 3 who handles consumer affairs as well as the ——- Journal in the week coming up if we don’t come to an agreement.  I have no other address than ———- Builders to send reporter ——– to, so unfortunately her report will possibly make association with you to this home improvement company. I will of course make no verbal derogatory statements but turn over all the damaging documents I have, including a daily diary  dating from June 25th. (personal legal counsel advise note) - With regards to your drug using neighbors, the only thing you can do is talk to your landlord and state that you are willing to stand up in court and testify to the fact that the tenants are meth users.  That if any accidents happen in the dwelling as a result of them being meth users the landlord could be held negligently liable for not evicting the tenant when they were on notice through you and the other neighbors of their drug habits. ( I’ve submitted 3 letters with specifics of ——— peering in our windows @ 3 am in the morning)  ——–has indicated that he has found syringe drug needs outside their garbage cans as well as porn where children have access.  I have also emailed you about being threatened by —– in regards to dodging a bullet and kicking the barrier we put up to keep ——— away.
According to the California Tenants handbook of rights you could have given —- and ——- a 3 day notice after getting these detailed letters as you requested  to evict due to   Substantially interfering with other tenants ("committed a nuisance").   But you chose not to evict so are in violation of implied warranty of habitability.  It also took you over 40 days to respond to mold and mildew of the carpet even though it was inspected 3 times by you and was put in writing the necessity to take immediate action by the plumber ——– ——– and Stanley Steemer Company.  Now that the carpet and tack strips have been ripped out it is exposing asbestos tiles with dust.   There as not even been an attempt for a quick fix to seal the broken tiles with emulsion for protection.   The room has been inhabitable for 2 months. Again, you are in violation of are in violation of implied warranty of habitability.  You were aware of ——– compromised immune system and we have sent a doctors letter stating this fact.  Another letter is to follow due to the stress of living in a situation of constant harassment and false accusations by neighbor ——– ——-.  You have done nothing to address the front carpet room, you have not fixed or replaced the sliding doors to the hallway closet as promised (and maintenance man ——— ——— has promised to do).  You have not sealed the holes in the bathroom where the water break came through, so we are infested with pests.  You promised to exterminate properly and have not done so.  You lied to ——– and —– and told them we had no pest problems because we set off bug bombs.  This is not true and if we were to act on such a fix, we would have planned to leave for a full weekend.  ——— doctor will testify that you have put him in a dangerous health situation and have not offered to move us while the work was corrected but nothing has been done.  We feel we have been discriminated against since I passed along word from —– —- that he was told you have a reputation as a slum lord.  Don’t hold it against me… I’m just the messenger.  That allegation came from his contact with neighbors in the area.  You were to take before and after pictures of the apartment so you could claim any issues with deposit deductions but the pictures were never taken.  We are being generous in only claiming $5,000 in negligence and damages to make allowances for us to move as soon as possible so I hope you will respond in a timely manner or I will file the claim on Wednesday August 26th and contact the media the very same day. By the way, the —— County Judge signed a restraining order on Friday and was taken aback by you ignoring our pleas. ——– will be served with a restraining order on Monday August 24th.  When —— brought the order paper work in Friday  with the witness letters, the head of the sheriff’s department happened to be at the station and read the letters.  He said we should sue you for much, much more because of your negligence and you are a prime example of why there are so many meth add

It’s a little confusing. You are also threatening him (her?) by going to the media and that may be a problem. You should probably check with your attorney.


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Is there any way of finding the results a (settlement) case in the New York Supreme Court?

Posted by admin on Apr 26, 2010

I was an alternate juror in a court case regarding asbestos litigation, is there anyway how I can find out the results of the case?

If it’s a sealed case they settled out of court you won’t be able to… if it was a open decision pull it up by the court docket number and see what the final opinion was.

Here’s where you can search for it-

http://www.courts.state.ny.us/decisions/index.shtml


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