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jberryhill

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Reply to Chakab (Reply #1)

Wed Sep 17, 2014, 02:57 PM

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BP Lawyers Use Old-School Trick; Judge Not Amused [View all] Amimnoch Sep 2014 OP

Corporations are armoral. Chakab Sep 2014 #1

. jberryhill Sep 2014 #7

*snort* dixiegrrrrl Sep 2014 #10

BP's lawyers tried to be spacious, but the judge deemed their attempt specious. nt Amimnoch Sep 2014 #2

WeareBPwecandowhateverwewantandyoulittlefolkscandonothingabouthat Dont call me Shirley Sep 2014 #3

A federal judge found my opponent's brief did something similar. He simply ripped the offending ChairmanAgnostic Sep 2014 #4

I wish this judge had done the same thing. Instead, he let BP win on the motion(s). nt SunSeeker Sep 2014 #9

They are British - they used metric spacing! hack89 Sep 2014 #5

scottish, actually. that distiction might be huge if scotland splits from the u.k. unblock Sep 2014 #8

their brief was not brief but loquacious unblock Sep 2014 #6

Oh, well played...... dixiegrrrrl Sep 2014 #11

Excellent FiveGoodMen Sep 2014 #12

We're locking this because it doesn't conform with the LBN SOP. greatauntoftriplets Sep 2014 #13

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