Legal Question in Personal Injury in Georgia

Plaintiffs in civil court asking this:

Sent a Motion to Dismiss from defendants lawfirm. In it is an affidavit that contains untruths almost all of it and we can prove that very easily and will do so. In our response in opposition to dismiss we will write our request at the end. If we can prove without a doubt that the affidavit is full of lies just how far should we go with our requests? We will of course ask that the Motion to Dismiss our case be ended but will the person get into trouble for doing this and or the lawfirm? If one defendant has been proven to lie (they have before but this time we caught them red handed) will it help with jurisdiction issues as another is trying to remove the case.


Asked on 11/08/09, 9:04 am

1 Answer from Attorneys

Scott Riddle Law Office of Scott B. Riddle, LLC

Those are all question for your lawyer, who will know how to respond to each item correctly. If you do not have a lawyer, these questions should clearly indicate why you need one. If one does not know how to do these preliminary things, there is little chance of prevailing in the case (or even getting to a trial). It is not appropriate to guide you through a case on an internet forum.

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Answered on 11/13/09, 9:10 am


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