Filed 5/30/12 Viadro v. Titus CA1/5 NOT TO BE PUBLISHED IN OFFICIAL REPORTS California Rules of Court, rule 8.1115(a), prohibits courts and parties from citing or relying on opinions not certified for publication or ordered published, except as specified by rule 8.1115(b). This opinion has not been certified for publication or ordered published for purposes of rule 8.1115. IN THE COURT OF APPEAL OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT DIVISION FIVE |JULIANNE VIADRO
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The first and second element that Mr. Dugan will have to prove is whether Techspert’s act or practice was unfair or deceptive and if it establishes that the act or practice occurred in trade or commerce. E.g., Hangman, 105 Wash. 2d at 785, 719 P.2d at 535. In order for a consumer to show that the act was unfair or deceptive the consumer does not need to show that it intended to deceive but that the “alleged act had the capacity to deceive a substantial portion of the public.” Id. In addition, the
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Many individuals wonder, "how do personal injury cases work?". In a case of this type, certain steps must be carried out. Following are some tips to help as an injured party works through the process. Initial Consultation When meeting with an attorney, be prepared. Bring all medical records, the accident report, documentation of expenses related to the accident and more. The attorney needs this information to determine the strength of the case and whether he or she wants to take it on. Don't fall
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A court will likely find that Baseball Illustrated did not infringe upon Mike Madsen’s right of publicity because, not only is the image used of him not readily identifiable under the statute, but Baseball Illustrated’s primary purpose concerns sports coverage in the Houston area, and thus constitutes the appropriate newsworthiness affirmative defense under the statute. The Texas Right of Publicity Statute provides that “any person who knowingly uses another’s…photograph, or likeness in any manner
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Why You Shouldn’t Settle Your Personal Injury Claim Many people assume that when you sue another person for a personal injury, it automatically goes to court and is decided by a judge. Many personal injury cases never actually go that far, since they are settled in mediation where each party has some control over what the settlement will be. If you involved in a lawsuit for your personal injury, here are some reasons why you shouldn’t settle and either go to court of continue with mediation. Your
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Holmes v Petrovic Development Company, LLC 119 Cal.Rptr.3d 878 (Cal. App. 2011) Facts: On early June 2004, Gina Holmes (plaintiff) was employed as an executive assistant for Petrovic development Company, LLC (defendant).On July Ms. Holmes informed Mr. Petrovic, the owner of the company that she was pregnant and her due date was on December. Holmes and Petrovic exchanged series of emails discussing about her maternity leave and need for finding a replacement during her absence. Petrovic
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I am asking The COURT to order my former husband, James Michael Newman, known and referred herein as Mike, to comply with Article III 3.1f, after failing to pay $2,237.00, the balance of our children’s computer. Explanation of Fact March 4, 2001, I purchase a student package from Dell, with monthly payments of $70.83. Used for our children’s middle school homework in grades 7 and 5 and replacing their second hand computer, After Mike agrees to pay my current credit card debt, my divorce lawyer
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1. Plaintiff’s complaint (ECF Document 1) lists no time frames or dates for any of the allegations raised and limited information to ascertain his alleged injuries. Additionally, aside from naming wardens of North Branch Correctional Institution (“NBCI”), he fails to identify the names, ranks or descriptions of any of the individuals he asserts were direct participants of the incidents. Plaintiff alleges a myriad of allegations; however, undersigned counsel believes that the following represent
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Florida Statutes, chapter 245.06 states, Unclaimed dead bodies; disposition, procedure.--All public officers, agents or employees of every county, city, village, town or municipality and every person in charge of any prison, morgue, hospital, funeral parlor or mortuary and all other persons coming into possession, charge or control
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Johnny Lee and Kimberly A. Lee, Debtors herein, filing this objection to application for compensation and reimbursement of expenses for attorney for Winston Land and Cattle Company, respectfully shows as follows: 1. Debtors admits the allegations of paragraph 1 and 2.. 2. Debtors denies the allegations or lacks knowledge of the allegations of paragraph 3, 4, and 5. By way of further answer, the Debtors would allege the request for compensation and reimbursement were not necessary, the services
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