Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Connecticut

Pre Judgement remedy against me

I have recently had a pre judgement awarded against me. I feel like I was not given a fair decision by the judge. I am realy concerned about going forward, because this judge had no premise for his decision. I feel that the plaintiffs built a huge case that the judge bought.

What are the percentages of pre judgements holding up in a trial?

I also would like to know of any really good defense attorneys in CT.


Asked on 11/16/03, 7:51 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Dennis McDonough Dennis P. McDonough,L.L.C.

Re: Pre Judgement remedy against me

A PJR is based on a very low standard of proof;that proof being probable cause.The Court finds that there exists enough evidence that the plaintiff may prevail at trial;and the PJR is the plaintiff's security.Whether you have a chance to prevail requires that an attorney meet with you and reviews your side of the matter. Dennis P. McDonough

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Answered on 11/17/03, 7:44 am


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