Litigation Fundamentals Service of Discovery with Summons and Complaint

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  • Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
  • Presented by Henry Quillian, Litigation Fundamentals spotlights procedural and technical considerations to maximize client value while avoiding malpractice and do-overs. Videos explore civil procedure and court requirements from Uniform Superior Court Rules and Standing Orders while addressing reaching long-term goals, defraying costs and shifting risks.
    Featuring seasoned thought leaders, these video tutorials highlight parts of the litigation journey, occasionally drilling down for strategic moves and case considerations. Creator Henry M. Quillian III reminds viewers to read the rules with the goal of providing attorneys and paralegals with valuable information that they can regularly use to benefit their clients.
    In his latest presentation, Quillian discusses service of discovery with the summons and complaint as well strategies for obtaining sufficient service of process under Georgia and constitutional law.

КОМЕНТАРІ • 7

  • @vengeance2825
    @vengeance2825 5 місяців тому +1

    Thanks for uploading!

  • @JceanHarris
    @JceanHarris 2 місяці тому

    Lately: it is a common res that all attorneys evade filing affidavits of facts, being there is no facts amongst fiction in a corporate court of moving vessels😊

  • @michaelmontgomery5326
    @michaelmontgomery5326 Місяць тому

    @53:12 service upon a person or a corporation----- both are PERSON and both are corporate fictions!!!

  • @JceanHarris
    @JceanHarris 2 місяці тому

    And whenever one submit a complaint alleging facts - it is most profitable to attach an Affidavit in support of those facts, if your claim is rooted on facts and not solely based hearsay.

  • @JceanHarris
    @JceanHarris 2 місяці тому

    Teach one the difference between “Appearing by Special or General Appearance” ; “Appearing in ab Initio”;

  • @JceanHarris
    @JceanHarris 2 місяці тому

    Now, there is a trick n the tree resting above: many times when arresting officers make claims of a [charge], there is an assumed statement of facts, one that supports the officers duty to attorn; when u read any piece of paper that appears in propria persona, too be credible- it must read: stated true, correct, certain, complete, and not misleading under penalty of perjury. Study the things that has yet to be explained.

  • @JceanHarris
    @JceanHarris 2 місяці тому

    Why aren’t u teaching one how to properly appear? I do believe it’s more egregious that one lack the Law when the production of law becomes broad by an Attorning officer of the court - such as yourself..