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or offer of a~y k·ind whatsoever for the consideration delineated hereinabove other than what is stated herein, and that this Agreement is executed without reliance on any statement or representation ...
Brief • May 1, 2024
in politics. "This will not be a political podium for anyone to come and speak about what their beliefs are," he said. Fulton County Sheriff Pat Labat has campaigned to build a new jail, which could cost $1.7 ...
Brief • September 14, 2023
Filed under: Failure to Treat
for medical mediation with the Department of Justice. On September 14, 2023, I had Court Mediation and I settled for 9, 545.80, mostly because I do not know what I was doing. Some is better than none. I have ...
of law and fact. The Plaintiff assumes the risk that the facts or Jaw may be other than what Plaintiff believes. It is understood and agreed to by the Parties that this settlement ...
Brief • August 26, 2019
specified herein as a complete compromise of matters involving disputed issues of law and fact in this Action. The Parties assume the risk that the facts or law in this Action may he other than what ...
. The Plaintiff assumes the risk that the facts or law may be other than what Plaintiff believes. It is understood and agreed to by the Parties that this settlement is a compromise of a disputed claim ...
the denial of such benefits. 4.2 I further warrant and represent after diligent inquiry that I am not aware of any lien, or right to repayment (collectively, a " lien") other than what was previously ...
, Wexford has the authority to dictate under what circumstances inmates will receive medical treatment. 32. On information and belief, Wexford has a policy, practice, and/or procedure of not providing ...
for overseeing and supervising the operation and activities of the healthcare unit in which Plaintiff was a patient, including the decisions made by Wexford and/or its employees in determining what procedures were ...
Brief • July 5, 2016
) Prop ·tJrT!} Supporting Facts. State as briefly as possible the FACTS supporting Count I. Describe exactly what each Defendant did or did not do that violated your rights. State the facts clearly in your ...
Brief • June 14, 2011
I. Dcscribe·exactly what each Defendant did or did not do that violated your rights. State the facts clearly irt your own words without citing legal authority or arguments. I.) 71.e P/4tf,·/ifl ...
Brief • August 27, 2019
Filed under: Staff-Prisoner Assault
receiYed no inducement. promise or offer of ,my kiuwhat is1 stated herein. and tlrnt !his Agreement is executed without relim1i:e on any ...
Brief • June 19, 2019
agree that they have received no inducement, promise or offer of any kind whatsoever for the consideration delineated hereinabove other than what is stated herein, and that this Agreement is executed ...
Brief • April 10, 2015
it appears that past jurors have been capable of rendering 10 a verdict favorable to Defendants despite the existence of what Defendants suggest is 11 inappropriate extrajudicial information. In light ...
Brief • August 5, 2013
regarding the Wilsons’ marriage counseling sessions appears to remain in force, thus preventing the Wilsons from obtaining marriage counseling. (See Docket #19, p. 11.) Ms. Hirota does not tell us what gives ...
, Dr. Sullivan opines that Leue and Pappas' misdiagnosis breached the applicable standard of care, falling below what a competent medical professional would have done, and was causally linked to Cebek's ...
Brief • October 19, 2011
exemption provided for records kept by police departments nor does the investigatory materials exemption extend to every document that may be placed within what may be characterized as an investigatory file ...
Brief • February 11, 2015
that were found liable – and on what claims. Thus, if questions are ever 17 raised as to whether necessary thresholds were met as to the liability findings they 18 can be answered by simply referring ...
Brief • January 17, 2014
into Ms. Ronkin’s “private and secret concerns,” and were “highly offensive” to an “ordinary, reasonable person.” Moreover, Ms. Ronkin claims that the Defendant pressed what she believed to be his erect ...
Brief • December 20, 2013
, in light of the profanity engaged in by both the Defendant and Ms. Ronkin, it must be noted what speech is protected, and therefore not criminal. Undersigned counsel is a former police officer. Therefore ...
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