Motion for Post-Verdict, Prejudgment Remedies Pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 64 and Connecticut Law Granted against Defendant in the amount of the jury verdict of €17,765,706 and $278,297.18. Coan v Dunne, 3:15-cv-000050(JAM) (D.Conn, 2021). Connecticut District Court held that…
Failure to Comply with Practice Book § 67-4 Results in Dismissal of Pro Se Appeal.
Adequate briefing is necessary to avoid abandoning an issue on appeal. Even a pro se litigant, will have his writ of error a dismissed when meaningful comprehension or review of the claims he attempts to raise is “made virtually impossible…
Due Process Does Not Require Full Evidentiary Hearing Before Conversion to Chapter 7
Due Process does not require a full evidentiary hearing before deciding a motion to convert a Chapter 11 to a Chapter 7 if there is adequate basis for the Bankruptcy Court. See Sakon v. A&F Main St. Associates, 3:20-cv-00353 (D.Conn.…