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Law Offices of Joseph C. Markowitz
http://www.jcmarkowitz.com
This blog discusses a variety of law-related topics, with a focus on litigation, the rules of civil procedure, employment law, commercial law, and other interests related to my practice.
- Added on: Mar 20th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Joe Markowitz
- Listed in: Law & Legal
- Tags: law dispute resolution arbitration litigation trials civil procedure
Recent Posts
Hard Cases Create Hard Times for Arbitration.
Senator Al Franken succeeded in getting his first piece of legislation passed, an amendment to a defense appropriations bill that would prohibit defense contractors from requiring employees to submit to mandatory arbitration. The amendment was promp...
Boilerplate Discovery Objections
It is common practice, at least in California, for parties to serve written objections to nearly every interrogatory and document demand to which they respond. Notwithstanding those objections, parties frequently provide answers to the objected-to i...
Constitutional Rights for High Schoolers
This week I volunteered for the first time to participate in a program the Los Angeles County Bar Association has been running for seven years, called Dialogues on Freedom, in which lawyers and judges lead class discussions in public high schools abo...
Federal Rules Counter-Revolution
A report issued this spring by the American College of Trial Lawyers Task Force on Discovery and the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System, made a number of recommendations that would reverse many of the most basic reforms of the...
Consumer Arbitration's Death Throes
Another sign that consumer arbitration clauses are going the way of the dinosaur came from Bank of America, which has decided to remove pre-dispute arbitration clauses from its credit card agreements. The bank states that the decision was made in re...
Is blogging advertising?
Some comfort for attorneys who might be worried that their blogs could be deemed to be advertising and therefore subject to bar association rules and the like, came from the New York Court of Appeals last month. In Stern v. Bluestone, New York's hig...
Great blog, keep the excellent posts and analyses coming.
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