Guest guest Posted February 6, 2009 Report Share Posted February 6, 2009 This is long and confusing but am I reading it right that the person that got sick from exposure won in the end? It seems to me that it is explained that way pretty extensibly. My second question is I wonder why this is unpublished? If I understand that right it is so that no one else can refer to this judgement in another lawsuit of the same type. If that be the case, Why??? Sickbuilding Syndrome should be one of your greatest concerns. www.biotoxin.info Issued yesterday by the Calif. Court of Appeal (unpublished) _http://www.courtinf o.ca.gov/ opinions/ nonpub/G039659. PDF_ (http://www.courtinf o.ca.gov/ opinions/ nonpub/G039659. PDF) ************ **Who's never won? Biggest Grammy Award surprises of all Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2009 Report Share Posted February 6, 2009 Your guess is probably right. Part of a lawsuit settlement with me over fraud in stock transactions, was that I not mention it to anyone and it did not go on institutions records. I didn't want to agree but attorneys advised me to do it, otherwise the suit would be much longer and probably not get any more compensation since compensation was actually 100%. So nobody can find out about the fraud committed by the stockbroker which was a VP of a financial institution that is well known. That is the way business is frequently done, unfortunately for the next guy. He did not lose his license to trade which he should have. > My second question is I wonder why this is unpublished? If I understand that right it is so that no one else can refer to this judgement in another lawsuit of the same type. If that be the case, Why??? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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