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Divorce
Guardianship
In the summer of 1898 habeas corpus proceedings were instituted in New York to obtain the custody of a child. The question of the father’s sanity or insanity at the time he executed a certain deed of guardianship was the issue in the trial.

Criminal Defense
His direct testimony was to the effect that basing his opinion partly upon wide reading of the literature of the subject, and what seemed to him to be the general consensus of professional opinion about it, and “very largely on his own experience” --- no living doctor can distinguish the coma of morphine from that of kidney disease; and as the theory of the criminal law is that, if the death can be equally as well attributed to natural causes as to the use of poison, the jury would be bound to give the prisoner the benefit of the doubt and acquit him.
Robbery
The complaint’ against Russell was that by his practices as displayed in the Osborne case robbery of jewels not only may a man’s, or a woman’s, whole past be laid bare to malignant comment and public curiosity, but there is no means afforded by the courts of showing how the facts really stood or of producing evidence to repel the damaging charges.
Assault
Murder
"Anatomy of a Murder" by Robert Traver (John D. Voelker), is not only a good courtroom drama, but is an excellent read. An amazingly accurate account of the practice of law, clients, courtroom procedure and professional interaction between lawyers and judges. Can't recommend this one enough! Because it was written by a former Justice of the Michagin Supreme Court, it has it all and was written from experience. Thrilling and probably the most accurate account of the Courtroom I have ever read. How Traver pulls it all off is something to savor. Get a copy here and let me know your thoughts. If you enjoy the book, you'll love the movie version with Jimmy Stewart. I watch it before every trial. Pick it up here, watch it and enjoy. If you drive or fly or otherwise are on the go, grab a book on tape version here.
Homicide
Mr. Sergeant Ballantine, in his “Experiences,” quotes an instance in the trial of a prisoner on the charge of homicide, where a once famous English barrister had been induced by the urgency of an attorney, although against his own judgment, to ask a question on cross-examination, the answer to which convicted his client. Upon receiving the answer, he turned to the attorney who had advised him to ask it, and said, emphasizing every word, “Go home; cut your throat; and when you meet your client in hell, beg his pardon.”
Forgery
Recorder Vaux, of Philadelphia, was called to the witness-stand as an expert in handwriting, and in his direct testimony had very clearly identified the prisoner with the commission of the particular forgery for which he was on trial. He was then turned over to Mr. Emmet for cross-examination.
Manslaughter
The above article appeared in the morning Journal, a few days after the original publication in the New York World. The other local papers immediately took up the story, and it is easy to imagine the pitch to which the public excitement and indignation were aroused. The three nurses in charge of the pavilion at the time of Hilliard’s death were immediately indicted for manslaughter, and the head nurse, Jesse R. Davis, was promptly put on trial in the Court of General Sessions, before Mr. Justice Cowing and a “special jury.” The trial lasted three weeks, and after deliberating five hours upon their verdict, the jury acquitted the prisoner.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
I am aware that many members of my profession still sneer at trial by jury. Such men, however, when not among the unsuccessful and disgruntled, will, with but few exceptions, be found to have had but little practice themselves in court, or else to belong to that ever growing class in our profession who have relinquished their court practice and are building up fortunes such as were never dreamed of in the legal profession a decade ago, by becoming what may be styled business lawyers men who are learned in the law as a profession, but who through opportunity, combined with rare commercial ability, have come to apply their learning especially their knowledge of corporate law to great commercial enterprises, combinations, organizations, and reorganizations, and have thus come to practise law as a business.
Business Formation
Business Disputes
"Sam Walton: Made in America" by Sam Walton, a truly inspiring autobiography by an American business icon. Whatever you think of Wal-Mart and Sam's Club, Mr. Walton built a multi-billion dollar business from a single shop in the back waters of Arkansas. Negotiations, business law, management, contracts, wages, production, distribution, labor, this book covers it all. He coined the phrase, "Over the shoulder management." Down home, simple and quintessentially American. An entrepreneur's Bible. Check it out here
Trade Secrets

Wrongful Termination
Employment Discrimination
Employment Contract
Sexual Harassment
Female client obtains $95,275 judgment against former employer for sexual harassment and retaliation under the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA).

Construction Litigation
Confidential settlement reached with general contractor in construction dispute litigated in Federal District Court on a Federal Miller Act construction project.
Real Estate Transactions
After jury trial, client awarded $1.2 Million Dollars in damages against real estate brokers, Quackenbos-Bell Commercial Real Estate, for breach of fiduciary duty in a commercial real estate transaction.
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
The Law Offices of Eric Michael Papp practice in the areas of Personal Injury; Business and Corporate Law; Real Estate; Wills & Trusts; Employment & Labor Law; Bankruptcy; Landlord & Tenant; and Asset Protection. Licensed to practice law in the State and Federal Courts of California and Nevada. Licensed Real Estate Broker.

Personal Injury
In Elston v. City of Turlock, (1985) 38 Cal. 3d 227, a personal injury case where Requests for Admissions were to be deemed admitted, the California Supreme Court stated...
Disability Discrimination
Case settled for just under $1Million Dollars in cash and other concessions at the beginning of trial for the botched sale of a Newport Beach securities Broker/Dealer to a publically traded company where client asserted breach of the purchase and employment contracts as well as age and disability discrimination.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
"The Common Law" by Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., Written in 1881, "The Common Law" is a foundational book on the concepts that form the bedrock of American Jurisprudence. Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. (March 8, 1841 – March 6, 1935) was an American jurist who served as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States from 1902 to 1932, and in that time, as Acting Chief Justice of the United States in January–February 1930. "Common law" is a term used to refer to law that is developed through decisions of the court, rather than by relying solely on statutes or regulations. Also known as “case law,” or “case precedent.” "The Common Law" is a comprehensive, foundational examination of the Common Law including Early Forms of Liability, Criminal Law, Torts (civil wrongs like personal injury), Fraud, Malice and Intent, Possession (9/10ths of the law), Contracts and wills and estates. If you love history, the law, and great, monumental thinkers, then this is an engrossing read. You cannot have a discussion of the history of law without a discussion of history and how the law developed through the interactions of people, society and their environment. Property, contracts, crimes, injuries including who is liable and why all define and form the very foundation of our society. An incredible read. Read it in HTML or Read it free in PDF
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