Litigation

Rulings apply retroactively unless the case states the application is prospective only

Monday, August 31, 2009 by John J. Tollefsen

Lunsford v. Saberhagen Holdings, Inc., --- P.3d ----, 2009 WL 1547826 (Wash. Jun 04, 2009) (NO. 80728-1-I)

When the Supreme Court announces a new rule of law or a change of existing law, the issues becomes whether it is applied to cases that arose prior to the ruling. The answer is that it depends on whether the court holds that it is prospective or retroactive. In explaining its ruling the court made the following comment: 

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Topic: Litigation

Motorcycle Accidents of the Rich & Famous in DE

Friday, August 14, 2009 by L. Leonard Lundy

There have been several motorcycle accidents involving famous and public figures in Delaware. There have also been policemen and policewomen who have died in the line of duty while on motorcycle.... Read More
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Topic: Litigation

Preparing to Meet Your Attorney for the First Time

Thursday, August 13, 2009 by Edward J. Hershewe

When preparing to meet with a Missouri attorney for the first time, it is important to bring any and all information that may best explain the details of your case.... Read More
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