Media Summary: This is the third in a series of four videos on This is the eighth video in a series of 10 where I cover the different types of judges in Nevada. The This is the first video in a series on motion practice; I cover the motion, including points and authorities and other specific ...
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This is the third in a series of four videos on This is the eighth video in a series of 10 where I cover the different types of judges in Nevada. The This is the first video in a series on motion practice; I cover the motion, including points and authorities and other specific ... I cover the clerk's entry of default, which precedes a court's entry of default judgment. I'm not an attorney. Nothing in this video is ... I cover the notion of preferential trial settings. I'm not an attorney. Nothing in this video is intended to constitute This is the second in a series of four videos on
This video explains the procedural motion to obtain relief when a party to a dispute does not want to provide evidence that you are ... I cover my understanding of "in chambers" meetings and how I think non-attorneys view the practice. I'm not an attorney. Nothing ... I discuss precedent that how existing orders are to be interpreted, which can control the outcome of an appeal where relevant. This is the second video in a three part series on motion practice. This video covers the Opposition to Motion. ATTENTION! I cover the importance of anticipating an opponent's responses before taking action. While this video can apply to any type of case ... I discuss discretion, abuse of discretion, and why this is the area that allows most of a judge's bias or ignorance to bleed through.
In this video I cover the perils of focusing too much on the lies of the past. It is absolutely critical that people understand that Courts ... I cover the cause of action of "fraud", which requires satisfying 5 elements to prevail on. I'm not an attorney. Nothing in this video is ... I cover the notion of judges having a "time limit" to enter orders. I'm not an attorney. Nothing in this video is intended to constitute ...
