Hellblazer187 posted:Thank you for the input everyone. I'll be looking into these options. Probably I'll just become a math teacher or a drug dealer instead though. Work for the IRS. Your degree combo would be appealing.
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There's a story breaking right now about an investigation into a bribe-for-pardon scheme, via an evidentiary ruling regarding some (un)privileged materials. Some of the actual opinion logic gave me a chuckle. Oops. eviltastic fucked around with this message at 06:43 on Dec 2, 2020 |
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gently caress, you can't just say it is attorney-client to get protection, you also need to slip them 5bux. loving amateurs.
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It's 100% Cohen right or Joe Exotic right?
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nm posted:gently caress, you can't just say it is attorney-client to get protection, you also need to slip them 5bux. loving amateurs. I had a client with an executive who wasn't exactly stupid, but was one of those types who never wanted to listen to any nuance, or really take the time to ever think or consider anything. Instead, he was the sort who would get a half-rear end version of something in his head, and just plow ahead with it. He kept sending me things and putting in the email that he was sending it to make it privileged. No matter how many times I told him, "No, your board of directors cannot discuss doing illegal things and then magically make it secret and privileged by sending me the board minutes," he'd just never get it.
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Pook Good Mook posted:It's 100% Cohen right or Joe Exotic right? Based on the punctuation, people are saying it's someone whose last name ends in s. Because it says [REDACTED]'s work on [REDACTED]' case.
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Pook Good Mook posted:It's 100% Cohen right or Joe Exotic right? it's someone who needed to pay money for their pardon, so not anyone who could have rolled on donald trump and needs a pardon to keep him out of jail. so not cohen (who could have gotten one if he didn't roll on trump for free) or anyone in the russia investigation joe exotic, maybe, but does he actually have any money? i would guess that it's just some random really rich criminal that nobody's really heard of.
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EW why do you do it, you can't change their minds
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Dec 2, 2020 17:48
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Look, every partner has a vice. His is shitposting in USPol.
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Dec 2, 2020 18:34
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never stop, EW
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Eminent Domain posted:Look, every partner has a vice. Why can't he do something less mentally destructive like have multiple affairs with co-workers or meth?
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Popero posted:EW why do you do it, you can't change their minds No one really posts in D&D to change minds. Well, no one posts twice in D&D to change minds, anyway.
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How do you upload a blank fill in the blank form? https://mobile.twitter.com/questauthority/status/1334267408299806720
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Soylent Pudding posted:How do you upload a blank fill in the blank form? https://mobile.twitter.com/questauthority/status/1334267408299806720  Seriously one of the funniest things I've seen today.
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nm posted:Why can't he do something less mentally destructive like have multiple affairs with co-workers or meth? well for starters i haven’t seen a co-worker since march and i have no idea where i would buy meth
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evilweasel posted:well for starters i haven’t seen a co-worker since march and i have no idea where i would buy meth Try TCC
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sullat posted:Based on the punctuation, people are saying it's someone whose last name ends in s. Because it says [REDACTED]'s work on [REDACTED]' case. THIS ISNT CORRECT gently caress
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Mr. Nice! posted:
I bet she filled it in thru the browser and saved it which then saves a blank pdf
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EwokEntourage posted:I bet she filled it in thru the browser and saved it which then saves a blank pdf Yeah it's this only this really only happens to people who have never ever filled out a pdf form before. Because you learn after the first time.
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I wish I had the sort of insane confidence necessary to not check any document three times before filing.
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The Kingfish posted:I wish I had the sort of insane confidence necessary to not check any document three times before filing. I wish I had the confidence to only do it 3 times.
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The Kingfish posted:I wish I had the sort of insane confidence necessary to not check any document three times before filing. The key is to not give a Fuuuuuuuu
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I only check twice, take that, Universe and Consequences
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Vox Nihili posted:No one really posts in D&D to change minds. It makes me a little bit happy to hear that I'm not the only one who had this wonderful experience. The last thing you want to do in D&D is attempt to engage in genuine debate or discussion.
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Why would I check my pleadings yet again, when I can instead ask someone else to take a quick look at them and spread the potential blame?
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Check the discord announcements for a link to lawgoon Secret Santa signup. e: Or PM me and I'll send you the form link. Mr. Nice! fucked around with this message at 23:25 on Dec 3, 2020 |
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eviltastic posted:Why would I check my pleadings yet again, when I can instead ask someone else to take a quick look at them and spread the potential blame? This is the correct approach, bring everyone down with you. I still check my filings at least five times before hitting submit.
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Eminent Domain posted:This is the correct approach, bring everyone down with you. Florida's e-filing portal actually lets you click and see what it's going to look like with the filing stamp and everything before you hit submit. I always obsessively read through everything again one last time. I've caught a few errors doing this.
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https://twitter.com/bradheath/status/1334954773473275904?s=20 I propose this be the new thread title. Probably don't even need "Law Megathread"
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Mr. Nice! posted:Florida's e-filing portal actually lets you click and see what it's going to look like with the filing stamp and everything before you hit submit. I always obsessively read through everything again one last time. I've caught a few errors doing this. poo poo, I'd love that. Florida ahead of the curve.
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Discendo Vox posted:https://twitter.com/bradheath/status/1334954773473275904?s=20
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Still laughing at that. Can you imagine responding to a question from a federal judge about procedure... like that? Everything I know about the FRCP, I learned in 2L fed j&p
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Eminent Domain posted:poo poo, I'd love that. Florida ahead of the curve. It warns you if you've filed a non-pdf/a document, as well. When courts actually use them, the proposed order submission is pretty nifty as well. A fuckton of judges still just have you email .docx files to their JA instead.
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Bad news biglaw SDNY goons, work's about to slow down. https://torrentfreak.com/court-suspends-copyright-troll-lawyer-from-practicing-law-201201/
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I've never practiced in a federal court but I'm imagining my civpro professor reacting to that and lmao.
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I can imagine Dorsaneo’s lecture about these idiots being completely incomprehensible, much like all of his lectures Wonder if he is dead yet
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Mr. Nice! posted:It warns you if you've filed a non-pdf/a document, as well. When courts actually use them, the proposed order submission is pretty nifty as well. A fuckton of judges still just have you email .docx files to their JA instead. I mean my boss's JA is a better lawyer than average, and she's not even a lawyer, so checks out.
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Pook Good Mook posted:Bad news biglaw SDNY goons, work's about to slow down. quote:in the Usherson v. Bandshell case, a New York federal court ordered the lawyer to pay over $100,000 in sanctions for violating several court orders and repeatedly lying under oath. jfc
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Can Trump pardon someone for bribing him to get a pardon for something else?
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