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By: Ambulance Chasers Still Seeking “Justice” :: FITSNews

Ambulance Chasers Still Seeking “Justice” :: FITSNews — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 19:27:48 +0000

[...] this latest suit, Greenville, S.C. Attorney Kathryn Williams alleges a vast, right-wing conspiracy by the Governor and multiple third parties to … wait [...]

By: Mike

Mike — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 21:57:59 +0000

Is there a age limit or competency criteria for Federal judges? Any oversight??

By: Mike

Mike — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 21:21:01 +0000

Judge Anderson:
A company from Germany found a South Carolina law firm to go before Judge Anderson to rule on a contract case on a company in based in Utah. That small company was a start up and didn’t have the resources to hire a lawyer in SC to defend it self. Any motions including change of venue were denied by Anderson and a summary judgment with sanctions was issued without admitting or considering ANY evidence or documentation of any kind by the Utah company. Under order by Anderson and threat of contempt the Utah company was required to turn over all business documentation to the krauts.
Now a few years later, the German company is using the Utah companies technology and customer base. If they had >$250K maybe they could have defended them selves but not in Anderson’s court. Justice???

By: Here's a thought

Here's a thought — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 21:51:09 +0000

So if Katheryn Williams didn’t clerk for Judge Anderson she wouldn’t have gotten a quick ruling. In the same respect, if Will Folks didn’t work for Sanford, this blog wouldn’t exist.

By: Salama

Salama — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 16:30:16 +0000

With all that is taking place and being said here I would like each of you to answer these questions.
Do you really believe that someone who clerked for a judge does not have some insight as how to best contact him? Would you try and tell me every other lawyer could contact this judge and get the same response as quickly? Do you think a Supreme Court Judge would stop the court while in session to recognize a nobody? Do you think I could take the Bar Exam and get my Law License if I flunked?
If you answer yeas to any of these questions we citizens are in dire straights but so what is new here in the good old south?

By: Ramdo

Ramdo — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 16:18:09 +0000

That is Par for the course in the South Carolina’s Justice System. It seems the biggest criminals are the Judges. The Good Old Boy & Girl System in South Carolina is the reason we stay in the dark ages here.
From the SC Supreme Court down to the lowest court in the state they show favortism and cronyism. That is the reason those members who flunk the bar that have family connections can have their test grades changed. I personally believe the whole system is rigged and could not stand a real Investigation from an outside agency not stacked with lawyers. Even with our freedoms America is becoming more and more like a dictatorship or criminal enterprise and you can bet their will be a payday someday.

By: Mincing Words

Mincing Words — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 22:24:28 +0000

shit, and all this time I assumed NVB was a BOY! I am so friggin disappointed. I hate it when girls act this stupid….

this also tells me you know her, Will. Who is she, your sister, instigating stuff on your site to get us all riled up? tell me it ain’t so, bro.

By: Darrell Jenkins

Darrell Jenkins — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 19:16:38 +0000

ouch! notverybright just got the smack down. she kinda sucks.

By: fitsnews

fitsnews — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 17:31:48 +0000

NVB,

Seriously, go write a blog post about how you and your pocket abacus have figured out a way to scientifically measure a website’s credibility or something. It’ll be boring, obtuse and no one will read it, but you’ll feel better.

As for the rest of you, we were contacted on this subject by a member of the judiciary who made it clear that if this matter had come before their court, they would have immediately recused themselves.

We found this individual’s observation – and the way they phrased it to us – to be very interesting, and given that it fit Williams’ pattern of leveraging her cozy relationships to advance the best interests of the ambulance chaser lobby, we wrote about it.

NVB is well within her right to disagree with our conclusions, and we are more than happy to publish her thoughts on the matter – no matter how indicative of her itching inferiority complex they may be.

-FITSNews

By: notverybright

notverybright — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 16:43:58 +0000

This is an example of what I pointed out about all the “scandals” you claim to break here. Occasionally a blind hog finds the acorn, but more often that not, you just fan flames with no real judgment about what’s scandalous and what’s not.

For the reasons the previous commenters described, this is not.