Civil court preparation after small claims win

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Anyone who hires an attorney that trolls advice sites for clients deserves exactly what he gets.:rolleyes:

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The "evidence" was been summarily deleted and discarded when the admonishment was issued.
In my post there is a quote of the idiot attorney that spammed...would you please edit it out or delete it? I can no longer edit that post. Thanks AJ. :)
 
I agree, but to the OP's credit, he managed to convince a small claims judge otherwise.

His win, however, has been appealed by the insurer.

Going forward, I'm guessing OP won't like what happens next.

He who is not contented with what he has, would not be contented with what he would like to have. ~ Socrates

Well, looks like I convinced this judge also. Not to the extent of the 1st judge, but for a total of $4500 plus court costs.

I used affidavits to enter the business documents into court.

The Kelly Blue Book comps for my vehicle were allowed because the insurance companies valuation paperwork used Autotrader. I discovered Autotrader bought KBB in 2010 so it overruled the attorney's objection for bringing this in as documents.

Newly added parts were taken into consideration in the settlement and also estimates for hidden damage found after the accident.

It was still enough to beat the 70% rule of thumb for totaling a vehicle and allow me to repair the car. I feel good.
 
Well, looks like I convinced this judge also. Not to the extent of the 1st judge, but for a total of $4500 plus court costs.

You're amazing, absolutely amazing.

You're god among litigators.

You're probably going to be approached to have a Lifetime or Hallmark movie made.

I bet Sony, Netflix, Paramount, or Universal might even want to take this gargantuan legal achievement to 10,000 silver screens all across the civilized world.

You'll be wealthy, extremely wealthy.

I used affidavits to enter the business documents into court.

The Kelly Blue Book comps for my vehicle were allowed because the insurance companies valuation paperwork used Autotrader. I discovered Autotrader bought KBB in 2010 so it overruled the attorney's objection for bringing this in as documents.


I'm typeless, but I'll persevere.

Lawyers all across the USA will soon be raking in gazillions of dollars for deserving clients, all because you, YOU ALONE, developed this amazing tactic.


Newly added parts were taken into consideration in the settlement and also estimates for hidden damage found after the accident.

It was still enough to beat the 70% rule of thumb for totaling a vehicle and allow me to repair the car. I feel good.


Enjoy the feeling, mate, with all those TV interviews, the book deals, the movie deals, the legal consultation deals, the tv legal show, the tv judge deal; you're going to be very busy in the days ahead! :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
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You're amazing, absolutely amazing.

You're god among litigators.

You're probably going to be approached to have a Lifetime or Hallmark movie made.

I bet Sony, Netflix, Paramount, or Universal might even want to take this gargantuan legal achievement to 10,000 silver screens all across the civilized world.

You'll be wealthy, extremely wealthy.




I'm typeless, but I'll persevere.

Lawyers all across the USA will soon be raking in gazillions of dollars for deserving clients, all because you, YOU ALONE, developed this amazing tactic.





Enjoy the feeling, mate, with all those TV interviews, the book deals, the movie deals, the legal consultation deals, the tv legal show, the tv judge deal; you're going to be very busy in the days ahead! :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
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LOL. You ever read your posts before hitting the send button?

No wonder you have so much time to browse this forum No customers?
 
LOL. You ever read your posts before hitting the send button?

No wonder you have so much time to browse this forum No customers?


Dude, I'm happily retired.

Each month Uncle Sammy deposits my retirement pay, 100% VA disability, and my social security into my bank account.


Man, what a country.

I'm living the dream, mate, the dream I worked my tookas off to acquire.

Not a care in the world, just waiting for my last appointment with the Grim Reaper.
 
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