Gavel Gavel Lively v. Baldoni 37 - The Most Bull Shit of Bull Shits
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Sep 5, 2025 Dive into the chaotic world of legal battles, where professionalism clashes with courtroom antics. Discover the absurdity behind the timing of lawsuits and the frustrations of serving legal papers, especially amid crises. Listen as the hosts share amusing anecdotes about uncooperative opposing counsel and the challenges of navigating legal timelines. They also dissect a high-profile celebrity case, questioning credibility while adding a playful twist to dramatic courtroom dynamics. Expect humor, ethics, and a wild ride through the intricacies of litigation!
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Waive Service To Save Time And Money
- Do waive service of process by email to save time and money and start predictable deadlines.
- Avoid sending process servers when counsel can simply accept service electronically.
Service Waivers Alter Litigation Clocks
- The waiver of service both simplifies timing and creates strategic calendar effects on litigation deadlines.
- Accepting a waiver can extend a respondent's time to answer from 21 to 60 days, changing case tempo.
Rare Stonewalling In Practice
- Anne says she's only seen one lawyer who stonewalled service in her career, highlighting how rare this behavior is.
- She contrasts individual avoidance with corporate registered agents who can't dodge service easily.
