Gersh Zavodnik.
Posted on 06/06/2016 10:56:14 PM PDT by nickcarraway
I’m sure Hillary! took care of the Vince Foster problem for far less than the cost of a single speaking arraingment.
>> He also missed a court hearing
I’m guessing U.S. registered mail was sent and signed?
While I don’t frequent the courts, I’m made aware of the hearings.
Costello should sue this guy back.
This would not happen in Texas. Frivolous lawsuit filers get slapped with the defendant’s legal fees.
Agreed; he should counter-sue.
Shoot....shovel....shut up....
I didn’t realize Texas had such a law. I’ve been advocating that for a long time, although I might be persuaded to lean toward rottendog’s solution in post #7 above instead.
I'm guessing that his court system has the same system that California has, where you self certify under penalty of perjury that you mailed the documents. An example: http://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/pos030.pdf.
It would not surprise me if he sends out his admission of liability letters in promotional envelopes, such as reusing a business Amex envelope to entice people to toss the envelope without even looking inside at the documents. This, under many jurisdictions, would be legal service, but should the company bring that letter with them, odds are the judge won't be so amused.
We had that happen once for a small claims court case; were it not for the considerable amount of postage on the envelope, we would have tossed it in the trash.
Sorry rottndog, that infernal autocorrect “corrected” your handle in my previous post.
So I’m presuming that these “admission of liability” letters are essentially “opt-out” documents that contain a deadline upon which it is assumed that the recipient admits liability if they fail to respond?
Wow, Interesting.
Thanks for that info.
I think such a thing like that would inspire me to commit violence.
A good defense attorney would bend the Plaintiff over his knee and claim that he was intentionally bringing frivolous lawsuits and using deceptive loophole tactics to up the claim amounts and then submit into evidence an index of the frivikois lawsuits he had filed prior. Most judges don’t have very much tolerance for these scamsters.
Agreed. Some people are pansies and let the misery go on too long. There are alternatives, indirect methods to make the perp feel the pain and back off, without putting yourself in jeopardy. If that don't work...
Did he send it by the US"mail" or pay a courier to hand deliver it?
Modern times.
This is not the slightest bit surprising.
As in some other parts of the civilized world. Cuts down on bs litigation.
Gersh Zavodnik.
You have an interesting concept. If the jerk’s suit for let’s say $300,000 somehow got a judges stamp of approval, and you had to pay up, thereby losing everything you own, well, it would certainly be worth it.
If you got caught, then the prison cell would likely be better than you could afford after being cleaned out.
Zavodnik is the type of guy I don’t mind getting clipped and the “accident” remaining unsolved.
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