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Our latest #FMG blog covers a recent success by FMG’s California partners Paul Bigley and Dhave Balatero in a case dating back to 2019 involving a heavy two vehicle accident with both vehicles being declared total losses. Click below to read the full blog and find out how FMG’s team secured a judgment in favor of defendants. #FMGlaw #settlement #settlementagreements #Californialaw #CAlawyers #Hodroj https://lnkd.in/eCA_H6A8

Justin A. Grimske, Senior Partner, Troy, has authored a Property Owners & Insurers Newsline article, “Michigan’s Recreational Land Use Act Shields Against Owner-Liability Claim.” > https://bit.ly/4csLIRN   The RUA applies to Plaintiff’s proposed owner-liability claim, which requires Plaintiff to demonstrate that Defendant was grossly negligent or engaged in willful and wanton misconduct, in order to prevail. As Plaintiff did not challenge the trial court’s ruling that there was no factual support for a finding of gross negligence, she abandoned such an argument on appeal.   Info re: Mr. Grimske > https://bit.ly/3PW3xOY; contact [email protected] or 248-539-2830; to sign up for Secrest Wardle newsletters > https://bit.ly/3PtRmKg #secrestwardle #premisesliability #newsletter #legalnews #law #legalnewsletter

Kayleigh Bloomfield and Thomas Lewis of WBW Solicitors & Chartered Financial Planners, acted for the successful claimants in a claim for #possession and a declaration of title by virtue of adverse possession to an unregistered oak woodland. In this article, Kayleigh and Thomas discuss the points of interest about the case and provide some practical tips on running more complex possession claims. Read full summary here: https://lnkd.in/e-uYVizQ #realestate #claims #possession #lawyers #propertylaw

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The most disappointing observation about this piece from Ellen O'Riordan in the The Irish Times is that hopeless claims from impecunious plaintiffs have been going on for years. Yet our courts continue to entertain them, in a manner more mature legal systems do not. We hear constantly from the legal lobby that we have too few judges, yet it is obvious that a material proportion of the case load is composed of unmeritorious cases that should never be before a court in the first place. It's hard to understand why they are tolerated, but the fact that one set of legal costs is always paid does seem to be significant. We need the Department of Justice and the incoming Minister to take steps to stem the flow of these cases into our courts. A quick read of Rolf-V-Veale in the UK would be helpful in this regard. https://lnkd.in/eMQWJb2t

To: MTG Clients From: MTG – Atlanta, Georgia Date: May 8, 2024 Re: Georgia Squatter Reform Act – HB 1017 Over the past few years, squatting has become more prevalent in Georgia and until now, law enforcement in the majority of jurisdictions treated the issue as a civil matter, thus requiring property owners to file evictions. On April 24, 2024, Georgia Governor, Brian Kemp, signed into law House Bill 1017, the “Georgia Squatter Reform Act”. This new legislation will provide greater protections and recourse to homeowners and/or landlords in the event their property is occupied illegally by criminalizing squatting and will speed up the process to evict a squatter. House Bill 1017: 1. Codifies the crime of squatting in the criminal trespass statue and makes the crime a misdemeanor; 2. Provides a definite timeline for law enforcement to demand the removal of the squatter and then return to forcibly remove said squatter if necessary; 3. Allows property owners to obtain monetary judgment against the squatter if convicted. Under HB 1017, a person who violates this provision would receive a citation advising them to present documentation within three business days, authorizing their presence on the land or premises. If the person is unable to provide documentation, the person would be subject to arrest for criminal trespass and would be guilty of a misdemeanor. If a person does provide documentation, a hearing would be set within seven days of submitting the documentation to determine its validity. If the documentation is found to be improperly executed or fraudulent, that person would be subject to demand for possession and removal, subject to arrest and assessed an additional fine based on the fair market monthly rental rate of the premises. If you have any questions about this post or any other related matters, please feel free to reach out to Greg Thorne ([email protected]) or January Taylor ([email protected]). www.mtglaw.com

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After an initial offer of just $6,500, we knew our client deserved more for the pain and suffering caused by a rear-end collision. Through determined negotiation and a commitment to seeking justice, we secured a $25,000 settlement, ensuring our client received the compensation they deserved. If you've been injured in an accident, don’t settle for less. Contact Vining Law today at (203) 800-7380 for a free consultation. We’re here to fight for your rights and get the compensation you deserve! #ViningLaw #ClientVictory #SettlementSuccess #PersonalInjury #JusticeServed #NewHavenLaw #FairCompensation #InjuryLawyer

👀 In Case You Missed It: Landsman Saldinger Carroll Wins Major Appeal Landsman Saldinger Carroll successfully appealed a trial court’s ruling in Crawford County, dissolving two significant injunctive orders and dismissing a fraudulent transfer claim. This eight-year case highlights the importance of procedural safeguards and showcases our litigation team's expertise. ➡️ Read our blog to learn more about this landmark victory: https://lnkd.in/e4dypBNu #LSCLegal #Appeal #CourtCases #BusinessLitigation

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