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Tag Archives: prove
How Do I Prove My Surgeon Made a Mistake That Caused My Injury?
When your doctor told you that you needed surgery, you may have been frightened and apprehensive. However, you trust your surgeon to take care of you, and you believe the surgery is necessary because your doctor said the surgery was … Continue reading
Posted in Medical malpractice law
Tagged Caused, Injury, made, mistake, prove, Surgeon
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A Victory for Introductory Offer and Subscription Advertisers: FTC Fails to Prove Deception Against DIRECTV
The FTC has been waging a steady war against advertisers that use introductory offers that turn into subscription agreements. With the FTC threatening to seek full consumer redress and to impose joint and several liability, most companies and their principals … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising Law
Tagged Advertisers, against, Deception, DirecTV, fails, Introductory, offer, prove, Subscription, Victory
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How to Prove Use Analogous to Trademark Use
A recent trademark opposition decision by the U.S. Trademark Trial and Appeal Board is an example in how an Opposer should properly establish use analogous to trademark use. In Dexas International, Ltd v. Ideavillage Products Corp., the Opposer filed an Opposition … Continue reading
GETTING DIVORCED IN NEW JERSEY – DO YOU NEED TO PROVE “FAULT”?
On a daily basis, I’ll go online and search for the latest in divorce news to see what people are talking about. Two recent stories were of particular note not for the facts involved but, rather, for the newsworthy legal … Continue reading
Zoning Appeal Plaintiff Must Prove Standing, Even if Defendant Town Does Not Contest Issue at Trial
On Tuesday, the Appeals Court issued its opinion in Talmo v. Zoning Board of Appeals of Framingham. Massachusetts suffers no shortage of case law on standing (the right to file suit) in zoning appeals. In this case, the issue was … Continue reading
