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Re: Would you do it again-long reply to Alexandra.From: DoctorJoe@aol.comMon Aug 28 21:58:49 2000
In a message dated 8/28/00 5:28:14 PM, RModugno@aol.com writes: << In a settlement NO liability is admitted from a legal standpoint. Dismissals may be with or without prejudice - which I believe means that with prejudice, they can come back later and re-sue you if further facts come to light, and without prejudice means that they have removed you from the suit, and that's that. Any JDs out there please correct me if I'm wrong! >> That's correct, TECHNICALLY. We were talking about the "court of public opinion". And WITH prejudice means you've been PREJUDGED... in other words, you've been judged and you're off the hook - they can't get you again. WITHOUT prejudice, while it sounds better, means you've NOT been PREJUDGED... in other words, no court has made a decision - they can come back and try again later if they think they have more evidence. Joe P.
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