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No Sanctions for Resetting Two Cellphones on Facts Presented; and, Social Media Posts Supported Dismissal

E-Discovery LLC

The court wrote that it will deny the motion for sanctions because defendants did not lose any text messages related to Wenzlers disenrollment when two government employees phones were reset upon their retirement. [1] The court concluded that: No reasonable juror could conclude that Wenzlers LinkedIn posts were constitutionally protected.

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Protecting Public Expression

WA Bar News

This article discusses Washington state’s initial, constitutionally flawed effort to protect public speech, its enactment in 2021 of the Uniform Public Expression Protection Act (UPEPA), process under the UPEPA, and several recent Washington appellate court decisions applying the UPEPA. Expression Prot. Act prefatory note intro., Jha , 24 Wn.

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What Are Different Types of Legal Pleadings in Law?

CaseFox

There are various types of pleadings we are mentioning, some of them below: Complaint The beginning of the lawsuit is when the plaintiff files a complaint against the defendant. You can also refer to this complaint as a petition. In this formal letter, the defendant responds to the allegations and complaint against himself.

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What Are Different Types of Legal Pleadings in Law?

CaseFox

There are various types of pleadings we are mentioning, some of them below: Complaint The beginning of the lawsuit is when the plaintiff files a complaint against the defendant. You can also refer to this complaint as a petition. In this formal letter, the defendant responds to the allegations and complaint against himself.