Opposing counsel's staff signed the copy of the Declaration of Mailing that was sent with the document. Use against 'm at trial?
Category: Collections - Limited civil. I’m being sued by a junk debt buyer (JDB). Causes of action: 1st: Breach of contract; 2nd: Common Counts, including account stated.
One aspect of my defense of this JDB's lawsuit is attacking the ethics of the the JDB industry and related lawsuits. Related to this is this possible violation of procedure that I noticed, twice
I'm thinking of including a copy of these Dec's of Mailing in my Statement of Witnesses and Evidence. Part of my intent, perhaps misguided, is to scare them away from even showing up at trial (I've read that many JDB cases don't make it to trial). Another intent is to use it to attack them during the trial.
What do you think of pointing out this error? How about including it in my Statement of Witnesses and Evidence?
One aspect of my defense of this JDB's lawsuit is attacking the ethics of the the JDB industry and related lawsuits. Related to this is this possible violation of procedure that I noticed, twice
I'm thinking of including a copy of these Dec's of Mailing in my Statement of Witnesses and Evidence. Part of my intent, perhaps misguided, is to scare them away from even showing up at trial (I've read that many JDB cases don't make it to trial). Another intent is to use it to attack them during the trial.
What do you think of pointing out this error? How about including it in my Statement of Witnesses and Evidence?