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      Issue Number 253

January, 2013
 

Overview of topics...

LEAD NOTE:

  • Part I of Two-Part Series: New Law Seeks Uniformity in Notice of Claim Practice, Or at Least Tries to; Six Months Lead Time Is Given to Absorb New Law

SPECIAL NOTE:

  • Just as Papers on Reargument and Renewal Motions Must Also Include Copies of the Papers Used on Original Motion, So With Electronic Motions: Mere References to Earlier Motion Papers Won't Suffice

GENERAL PRACTICE:

  • Release Plaintiff Signed Never Took Effect Because Not Delivered to Defendant
  • Two-Year Suspension in Galasso Case, for Lawyer's Failure to Track Brother's Defalcations at Firm, Adhered to on Remand
  • Tortfeasor's Right to Seek Article 16 Reduction of Liability Is Seen as Preserved Despite Procedural Complications in Case
  • Departmental Conflict Continues on Whether Hague Convention Allows International Service of Process by Mere Mail
  • Apparent Dispute About Whether 120-Day Summary Judgment Time Limit Applies in Lower Courts

 


 ARTICLE HEADLINES


Feature Article

NEW "UNIFORM NOTICE OF CLAIM ACT"
New Law Designs to Achieve Uniformity In Disorganized Notice of Claim Statutes; Six Months Lead Time Is Given
Part I of Two Parts

arrow General Practice Points

TORT SETTLEMENTS
Release Plaintiff Signed with Her Lawyer Never Took Effect Because Not Delivered to Defendant


 


ATTORNEY DISCIPLINE
Two-Year Suspension in Galasso Case, for Lawyer's Failure to Track Brother's Defalcations at Firm, Adhered to on Remand

PRESERVING ARTICLE 16 DEFENSES
Tortfeasor's Right to Seek Reduced Liability Is Seen as Preserved Despite Procedural Complications in Case

HAGUE CONVENTION SERVICE
Departmental Conflict Continues on Whether Hague Convention Allows Service of Process by Mere Mail

 

 
TIME FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
Apparent Dispute About Whether 120-Day Summary Judgment Time Limit Applies in Lower Courts

arrow Special Notes:

MOVING TO REARGUE OR RENEW ELECTRONICALLY
Just as Papers on Such Motions Must Also Include Copies Used on Original Motion, So With Electronic Motions: Mere References to Papers on Earlier Motion Won't Suffice


         
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