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In the world of civil litigation, summary judgment serves as a pivotal mechanism to streamline the legal process. Imagine a scenario where a case is so clear-cut that a trial seems unnecessary. This is where summary judgment comes into play, offering a way to resolve disputes without the need for a full trial.What is Summary Judgment? Summary judgment is a legal procedure where one party seeks to win a case without a trial, arguing that the facts are undisputed and the law is on their side. It is typically requested after the discovery phase, where both parties have exchanged evidence and information.Purpose and Benefits: The primary purpose of summary judgment is to avoid unnecessary trials when there is no genuine issue of material fact. This not only saves time and resources for the court and the parties involved but also provides a quicker resolution to the dispute. As Judge Learned Hand once said, "The purpose of summary judgment is to pierce the pleadings and to assess the proof in order to see whether there is a genuine need for trial."The Process: To succeed in a motion for summary judgment, the moving party must demonstrate that there are no genuine disputes over material facts and that they are entitled to judgment as a matter of law. The opposing party must then show that there is indeed a factual dispute that requires a trial to resolve.Summary judgment is a crucial tool in civil litigation, designed to expedite the legal process and focus resources on cases that truly require a trial. By understanding its purpose and application, parties can better navigate the complexities of the legal system.Subscribe Now: Stay informed about the intricacies of civil litigation by subscribing for more insights and updates.summary judgment, civil litigation, legal standards, burden of proof, Solotex Trilogy, evidence, strategic motions, law school, legal writing, oral arguments

Today I welcome Traci McCausland, a CliftonStrengths coach, cancer survivor, mother, speaker, and soon-to-be author. Traci shares her journey from receiving her initial breast cancer diagnosis seven years ago to her current work helping others through the CliftonStrengths framework. She discusses how she used her strengths and the support of her family and a skilled medical team to navigate her treatment, as well as how she has been inspired to write a book to guide cancer patients in utilizing their own strengths. Traci emphasizes the importance of supportive relationships, including the roles played by her husband, mother, and sister. She also highlights how identifying and understanding the strengths of those around her, including her medical team, contributed to her journey. With profound insights, Traci's story offers valuable lessons on resilience, community, and leveraging personal strengths in adversity.   Episode Minutes: Minute 3: Applying Strengths to Overcome Challenges Minute 8: Incorporating Strengths in Cancer Survival Minute 10: Writing The Book: Inspiration and Process To find out more about my work, please visit Dana Williams Consulting. LinkedIn. Instagram. Email: hello@danawilliamsco.com Journal your way to a life with purpose The Strengths Journal™ is the only Gallup-certified, daily planner that guides you to live in your strengths every day

Bringing it back to the begining, in this episode, we talk through the launch of Seven Group and the biggest learnings we've had so far building this business and the five biggest learnings we've had with this experience, including:  1. Developing Your Gap-Filling Value Prop 2. Building the Right Team 3. Launching Before You're Ready 4. Creating a Transparent Sales Process 5. Embracing the Process To learn more about Seven Group, head to: https://www.thesevengroup.com

The concept of "friend" on Facebook is a strange one. So often, people request to be 'friends' from all over the world, and I don't even know them. "Why do you accept?" my husband asks. And I think about this. What better way to interact and learn about people from all over the world quickly and easily then social media? Seven years ago, a request came in from a young woman in India named Navodita Singh. I accepted. In the ensuing years, Navodita--a beautiful always-smiling dancing woman-- has liked a variety of my posts, and even commented, and I have done the same on her posts. We seem like kindred spirits, trying to be positive and hopeful, trying to share our inspiration. Recently, Navodita shared a post about her morning ritual with Chai, a traditional Indian beverage, and it occurred to me that this was exactly the reason to be friends with foreign strangers on Facebook. Sharing the rituals that give us pleasure, teaching others the ways in which we practice our daily joy and appreciation for life...I can use all the suggestions I can get!! And, by the way, I love Chai.I reached out to Navodita immediately after seeing her post, and asked if she would like to chat with me on my podcast. She happily agreed, and here is the result: a conversation between "friends" thousands of miles away, about how we get our inspiration, starting with a yummy morning beverage. (I told Navodita about the U.S. "Dirty Chai" I love, that adds a shot of espresso to a cup of Chai...yum!)Here is Navodita's recipe for Chai: Recipe For one cup of chai, you’ll need:Half cup of waterHalf cup of milk1 tbsp sugar1 tbsp tea leavesFreshly grated ginger (for one cup you can have 10gm of ginger)Additional ingredients: cardamom, lemongrass, cinnamon for additional aroma and taste.Process :To a pan add water and milk, boil it for 2 minutes then add tea leaves, sugar and ginger. Let the whole mixture boil for 6-7 minutes. That’s it! Viola, you’ve a cup of chai ready! Let me know how it goes.(You can add the additional ingredients at the time of boiling it)

On today’s episode of Real Estate Talk with Zelda I speak with Marjie Rogozinski. She speaks with us today about Frankie, her Therapy dog and really what it takes to become a Certified Pet Therapy Animal. Therapy Animals visit hospitals, courthouses, airports, hospice patients, and deliver patients and staff members comfort. Marjie talks about getting your pet Certified with real credentials not on-line scam certifications. She tells us what its like to take the pet into a hospital setting and the qualifications needed to bring your therapy pet into those hospital settings to meet with patients and staff members. We talk about the different types of therapeutic animals like Service Pets, Emotional Support Pets, and Therapy Pets. Marjie and I address Fair Housing when it comes to having these special animals. Join our lively discussion. On This Episode: [2:18] The Beginning of their journey [4:10] Certification Programs [5:15] What a Therapy Dog Does [6:10] Getting Access Into The Hospital [7:14] Types of Therapeutic Animals [8:48] Process To become Therapy Dog [14:25] Frankie the Heat Patient Dog [17:25] Does Your Dog Have What it takes [18:28] Keep Your Pet healthy [19:40] Fair Housing & Good Citizenship [21:00] Where Therapy Animals Can Give Comfort [22:19] Pet Partners Certification [25:00] Bringing Joy PLEASE ENJOY THE SHOW!

The Sales Success Stories Book was published October 16, 2018. Learn more: http://top1.fm/book This bonus episode includes a sample story from David Weiss titled "Discovery Is Not Just One Step in the Process" To read the story: http://top1.fm/debe-book-sample

Process To purpose Break Through Alignment. Are you living as a people pleaser? Are you aligned to what God has called you to do? Here’s how RObert and Frank stay aligned. Must Listen! Here you go!