@sakebu_cheese_ Here’s a trick: Write a message in cursive on a piece of paper. Now rotate the paper 90° and write another message in cursive. You should be able to read both messages.
@EWess92 Florida is a pain in the neck. State court won’t give you fees for contesting fees and (with one appellate circuit excepted as of sometime this or last year) requires an evidentiary hearing with live testimony by a fees expert to determine the reasonable rate.
Fun corollary of this, and something I keep seeing people misuse, is rule 60(b)(5)‘s clause that “applying [a judgment] prospectively is no longer equitable.” I’ve had a few cases in the last couple years where the debtor seeks relief from what’s essentially a money judgment under (b)(5).
@xpstudiosp This comes from people not understanding that the Word is not the Bible, nor the words of Scripture.
“And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we saw his glory, the glory as it were of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth.”
@RobertFreundLaw Cool, this is from the (relatively) new 6th DCA. Appeal out of Orange County, FL (Orlando). Outcome: Counsel ordered to do two CLE courses and to pay appellee’s appellate attorney fees. Case remanded to determine the amount. Settled immediately.
@RobertFreundLaw Interestingly this doesn’t include the (becoming) common provision to serve a copy of the sanction order on all of his clients. I wonder if blaming it on interns, or simply taking responsibility, helped avoid that.
I’m finally taking the plunge into posting on X! My focus will be on providing easily digestible analysis on the high-impact litigation happening nationwide from the perspective of someone who has personally litigated those cases.
@Catholicizm1 My grandma lost half her index finger when she was a child. She was such a trooper about it. When she was about to go into hospice she joked that she hoped her finger had grown up too.
@MargoCatholic@Brickhau55 Margo is going to be immured, with only a tiny hole in the wall so she can receive the Eucharist every day (this will be the only food on which she will subsist). Also her cell will be on top of a pillar.