As Set Forth On Exhibit A (Not Actually) Attached Hereto

PrintAs we were reading a very recent decision issued by the Supreme Court of Alabama, we once again were preparing to write how wasteful it was for the parties to litigate the issues raised. This urge happens often enough that Ruminations has considered preparing “boilerplate” language to be inserted at the end of many blog postings. Then we got to the concurring opinion. It could apply to many of the “manufactured” disputes created by one party or the other and supported by their advocates. Though the following words by that concurring justice give away part of the story we are going to tell, its content and tone resonate with Ruminations. We suggest that we all step back each time issues like these arise and reconsider and thoughts about litigating them. I write specially to express my opinion that this lawsuit should never have been filed. … For reasons that can be attributed only to greed, [the landlord] argues that the memorandum of lease…

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