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You May Have a Fraud Claim Against a Car Dealership Which Did Not Provide a Title At the Time of Sale in Missouri, and a Fraud Claim Against a Financing Company Which Collects Payment on a Void No-Title Vehicle Sale
April 25th, 2020 by adminIt is fraudulent as a matter of law if a car dealership in Missouri fails to provide you with a title at the time of sale. A no-title vehicle sale is void. And it is fraudulent for a finance company to collect payment on such a void sale. The lender even “stands in the shoes”
June 2019: A Plaintiff in a Personal Injury Case Should be Entitled to the Defendant’s Tax Returns for the Same Reason that a Plaintiff is Statutorily Entitled to the Production of All Applicable Insurance Policies and Declaration Sheets. A Plaintiff is Entitled to Conduct Pre-Trial Discovery of a Defendants’ Financial Condition Related to Punitive Damages Claims.
January 28th, 2020 by adminIn a civil liability case, the Oklahoma Discovery Code allows discovery of information regarding liability insurance policies, including the amount of the coverage available to satisfy all or part of a judgment. 12 O.S. § 3226(B)(1)(b); and see Tuller v. Shallcross, 1994 OK 133, 886 P.2d 481, 484-485 (holding that the Oklahoma Discovery Code allows
June 2018: MOSOLO Conference: Excellent MacBook Pro and LG Monitor Set Up for Attorneys
June 6th, 2018 by adminHere’s the link for a video on an exemplar MacBook Pro set up with large external USBC “hub” monitor, the LG 27” 4K USB-C (27UD88-W) Monitor. Other features of this set up include: iQunix Edin MacBook Stand LG 27” 4K USB-C (27UD88-W) Monitor MacBook Pro Space Grey (Get the newest model with) Samsung T1 SSD
December 2015: Gaining Criminal Defense Experience Via the CJA Training Panel
November 18th, 2015 by adminRecent publicity has highlighted the Justice Department’s early release of some inmates from federal custody. More attorneys may be interested in defending criminal cases, and many people prosecuted in federal court qualify for appointed counsel through the Criminal Justice Act (CJA). Pursuant to the CJA, attorneys with the requisite experience can apply for appointment to
On July 29, 2015, Russian President Valdimir Putin signed Decree No. 391 (see also Resolution No. 774, July 31, 2015), providing for procedures for the destruction of embargoed Western products illegally imported into Russia, with destruction commencing on August 6, 2015. In June, pursuant to Decree No. 320, Putin had extended Russia’s embargo until August
Firm letter heads these days often feature an asterisk (“*”) next to attorneys who are “also licensed” in jurisdictions other than Oklahoma. Possibly due to the growth of the energy industry in this region during these oil boom times, additional licensure in Texas appears more common. After recently completing the application process for admission to
June 2015: A Pro Bono Journal: Catholic Charities Provides Legal Assistance to Unaccompanied Minor Immigrant Children at Fort Sill
October 30th, 2015 by adminBy C. Austin Reams Nearly a year ago, unaccompanied children, most immigrating from Central America, began arriving at Fort Sill in Lawton, Oklahoma. By summer’s end, more than 1,800 children had passed through the military base before it was closed in early August of 2014. Many attorneys in Oklahoma, working pro bono, assisted these children