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: Cleveland Personal Injury LawyerAnother Obstacle in the Path to Justice: Erwin v. Bryan and the Demise of Rule 15(D)
By Melissa Kelly
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As frequenters of the blogs on Injury Board likely realize, it's not easy being a plaintiff these days. With the forces of tort reform working overtime to deny injured individuals the true measure of justice, your typical plaintiff faces a long and difficult road to recovery. From pre-filing mediation requirements in some states to damage award caps in many others, an injured party's journey is riddled with obstacles designed to limit her chances for recovery. In this hostile environment, some m read more
Full post as published by Cleveland Personal Injury Lawyer on May 28, 2010 (boomark / email).
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