Quieren un ejemplo de una demanda ridicula?

[Doc Yizz]

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Ojala y no le extiendan el nombramiento por cabron y por joder aun mas la imagen de la profesion....

[Codeina]

Eso se resuelve dandole una visita a la mafia china...

[purgatory1]

Sherman Joyce, president of the American Tort Association, has written a letter to the group of men who will decide this week whether to renew Pearson's 10-year appointment. Joyce is asking them to reconsider.

Chief Administrative Judge Tyrone Butler had no comment regarding Pearson's reappointment.

The association, which tries to police the kind of abusive lawsuits that hurt small businesses, also has offered to buy Pearson the suit of his choice.

And former National Labors Relations Board chief administrative law judge Melvin Welles wrote to The Washington Post to urge "any bar to which Mr. Pearson belongs to immediately disbar him and the District to remove him from his position as an administrative law judge."


Ese cabrón no sólo se merce que lo desaforen, sino que Chávez lo mate...

[DeathDealer]

el juez es un HP,but i have to agree with him...muchos sitios ponen esto sin cumplir
"Satisfaction Guaranteed" and "Same Day Service."

time to get real bitches

[urielito]

[Wakoo]

nice! 65mil

sera cabron?

[Jolo]

Jin Nam Chung, Ki Chung and their son, Soo Chung, are so disheartened that they're considering moving back to Seoul, said their attorney, Chris Manning, who spoke on their behalf.
They're out a lot of money, but more importantly, incredibly disenchanted with the system," Manning said. "This has destroyed their lives."

lo mejor q pueden hacer.

[LaMadreQueTePario]

A ese cabron hay que pegarle par de planchasos en el culo a ver si se le quita lo de mamao.

[tnslpptso821]

i hope they disbar the MF

[urielito]

[Beelzebubba]

Chávez está en el caso...

[urielito]

[bassrebel]

Originally Posted by Beelzebubba

Chávez está en el caso...

tenia fe en que eso sucediera

[Brown Sugar]

Final Feliz

Dry cleaner wins in missing-pants case
By LUBNA TAKRURI, Associated Press Writer 4 minutes ago



A judge on Monday ruled in favor of a dry cleaner that was sued for $54 million over a missing pair of pants in a case that garnered international attention and renewed calls for litigation reform.

District of Columbia Superior Court Judge Judith Bartnoff ruled that the Korean immigrant owners of Custom Cleaners did not violate the city's Consumer Protection Act by failing to live up to Roy L. Pearson's expectations of the "Satisfaction Guaranteed" sign that was once placed in the store window.

"Plaintiff Roy L. Pearson, Jr. takes nothing from the defendants, and defendants Soo Chung, Jin Nam Chung and Ki Y. Chung are awarded the costs of this action against the plaintiff Roy L. Pearson, Jr.," the ruling read.

Pearson, an administrative law judge, originally sought $67 million from the Chungs after he claimed they lost a pair of suit trousers and later tried to return a pair that he said was not his. He arrived at the figure by adding up years of law violations and almost $2 million in common law claims. Pearson later dropped demands for damages related to the pants and focused his claims on signs in the shop, which have since been removed.

Chris Manning, the Chungs' attorney, countered that no reasonable person would interpret the signs to be an unconditional promise of satisfaction.

The two-day trial earlier this month drew a standing-room-only crowd, including many Korean and international media outlets covering the story. It even overshadowed the drunken driving trial of former Mayor Marion Barry.

The Chungs also said the trial had taken an enormous financial and emotional toll on them and exposed them to widespread ridicule.

[purgatory1]

Originally Posted by Brown Sugar

Final Feliz

Dry cleaner wins in missing-pants case
By LUBNA TAKRURI, Associated Press Writer 4 minutes ago



A judge on Monday ruled in favor of a dry cleaner that was sued for $54 million over a missing pair of pants in a case that garnered international attention and renewed calls for litigation reform.

District of Columbia Superior Court Judge Judith Bartnoff ruled that the Korean immigrant owners of Custom Cleaners did not violate the city's Consumer Protection Act by failing to live up to Roy L. Pearson's expectations of the "Satisfaction Guaranteed" sign that was once placed in the store window.

"Plaintiff Roy L. Pearson, Jr. takes nothing from the defendants, and defendants Soo Chung, Jin Nam Chung and Ki Y. Chung are awarded the costs of this action against the plaintiff Roy L. Pearson, Jr.," the ruling read.

Pearson, an administrative law judge, originally sought $67 million from the Chungs after he claimed they lost a pair of suit trousers and later tried to return a pair that he said was not his. He arrived at the figure by adding up years of law violations and almost $2 million in common law claims. Pearson later dropped demands for damages related to the pants and focused his claims on signs in the shop, which have since been removed.

Chris Manning, the Chungs' attorney, countered that no reasonable person would interpret the signs to be an unconditional promise of satisfaction.

The two-day trial earlier this month drew a standing-room-only crowd, including many Korean and international media outlets covering the story. It even overshadowed the drunken driving trial of former Mayor Marion Barry.

The Chungs also said the trial had taken an enormous financial and emotional toll on them and exposed them to widespread ridicule.

Toma cabrón. Costas y honorarios por temerario...

[Codeina]

...y ojala no le extiendan el nombramiento, por cabron ((c) Doc Yizz).

[Prog]

+1 voy a mandarle la noticia al viejo mio, que lleva tiempo encabronao con la profesion. al menos es una pequeña victoria

[Haunted]

Fuckin' A !!!