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Several justices seemed to believe that ‘prospective relief’ is sufficient to remedy the due process violation because the alternatives are ineffective.
For many practitioners, courtroom matters often become more routine recitations of settlements or agreed isolated issues to be argued. Likely all practitioners would appreciate a "tune up" on getting through a hotly contested case. Topics might include: pretrial motions (when and how to make); discovery right/procedures/objections; review of burden of proof and burden shifting rules; advice on presenting evidence by witness & common objections; how to get "in the record" the evidence you need - appraisals, valuation, lien position, payments, etc; Expert witness rules.
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David
Cox
david@coxlawgroup.com
Cox Law Group
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The Sixth Circuit holds that a debtor cannot recover attorneys’ fees from the U.S. Trustee under the EAJA in a contested matter, but leaves open the possibility of liability for counsel fees in a losing adversary proceeding.
