Mr. Gershon Case

The Association alleged in its lawsuit that certain elements of the property were not constructed in a good and workmanlike manner including 1) failure to properly install and flash windows and other exterior penetrations; 2) properly caulk the exterior penetrations; 3) failure to properly install the weather resistive barrier; 4) failure to properly to install the stucco exterior; 5) failure to properly install the EIFS exterior and 6) failure to install brick exterior.

Based on Elder Vulnerable Client issues unit review (not the correct name of the group), the following was found:

My externship at the AG Office exposed me to the interworking’s of a government agency. As an employee of the state every detail is particularly scrutinized and it is of the utmost importance that quality work be exhibited. At the AG Office I continued to impress my supervisors with my diligence, impressive legal research, writing skills, and through drafting legal memorandums and motions in limine. Moreover, I quickly adapted and learned about specific duties entailed upon me as a legal extern, and executed those duties, which included assisting attorneys with discovery proceedings, jury instructions, and any matters arising from preparation of jury trials.

On 2/16/18, at approximately 1941, I responded to 1241 Lake Lucerne Cir, Winter Springs, Seminole County in reference to a battery. Upon arrival I spoke to Michael Morris (victim-w/m 12/23/1977) and Heather Morris (witness w/f 07/01/1980), who informed me that Scott Neely (suspect w/m 11/22/1979) attacked Michael in their driveway.

My client William Harvey is being thrown in jail because he discovered that we are mostly made out of blood, not air. He found his discovery by cutting ari venes of animals and finding out that blood spilled out of the air vinens not air. He also proved that the heart pumps blood not creates ari by showing us that the only way the book could move is if the heart was pumping it no He proved this so he is not being a heretic.

the federal government, and since there was no warrant for that property to be searched law enforcement had no right to go in his personal property. The federal agents had help by Detective Gonnagetcha and stopped Mr. Disgrazia and arrested him for traffic warrants, and arrested him where he found the storage key. He then drove done and discovered Mr. Disgrazia belongings, but no warrant was provided, and the detective had no legal right to be there. American citizens have fundamental rights protected by the First Amendment. People have the right to petition the government when they believe their rights are being violated. Mr. Disgrazia is allowed to appeal his case to the Court. He has every right to argue his case, and be given a fair trial

Subject to without waiving objections, Plaintiff states the property has experienced significant damage related to water intrusion and structural defects. Plaintiff relies on its experts and their opinions. Kent Jones’s Encompass Report states that there is water intrusion at the balconies due to improper flashing around the framing members that penetrate through the stucco. As a result, water is able to migrate onto the exterior sheathing below the framing members causing the observed deterioration of sheathing and framing. Inadequate flashing around the balcony framing members is a violation of the building code requirements as they existed at the time of construction. See Encompass Report and section 1403.2. and 1405.3.

All the witnesses testified that Mr. Daubert had done some inappropriate or border line joking and messaging, which they seem to dismiss due to his odd or “crude” sense of humor. Two of the witnesses stated that Mr. Daubert showed up at a high school volleyball game and was intoxicated and was being belligerent. On another occasion a witnesses said that Mr. Daubert took a picture with one of the players and was giving the “finger” at the camera which seem to be a gesture directed at another volleyball team for injuring a Wenatchee player during a match. One witness stated that Mr. Daubert showed up at her place of residence and asked if she wanted some beer that he had brought with him.

Mr. Moore is a 24 year old male who presented to the ED with reports of experiencing depressive symptoms, vague suicidal ideation without a plan, and recent episodes of anxiety. At the time of the assessment Mr. Moore denies current suicidal ideation, homicidal ideation, and symptoms of psychosis. He reported to suicidal ideation would come and go, however never had a plan . Mr. Moore appears calm, cooperative and in good spirits during assessment. He reports a history of anxiety, depression, and emotional trauma by father at the age of 8 years old. Mr. Moore expressed he started noticing increase anxiety when he had to speak in large groups, present in school, driving, and engaging in social actives. He states, "Over the past 16 years my father has been out my live, when I was younger he would hit me if he felt I said anything out of line." Mr. Moore reports recent relationship issues and separation with his fiance. He reports due to him not engaging in many social actives his fiance has left him. He reports for many year going to Randolph Counseling Center for his anxiety. He reports positive results from services. Mr. Moore mention coming to the hospital last Thursday for his anxiety and bring prescribed a 30day supply of Ativan, which he reports has helped him become more stable when engaging in actives,like driving his mother's car. He reports depressive comes and goes depending on the mood he is in. He describes symptoms on occasion as feelings of

In light of these performance problems, PROS denied Kincade's transfer after discussing the situation with Wagner Williams. Quinones Aff. ¶ 13. Elliott Williams also forwarded the above e-mail to Donna Boudreaux (PROS Human Resources Manager) on September 6, 2013 and then met with her to discuss strategies for improving Kincade's performance. Williams Aff. ¶ 10.

Around this time last year, a patient named Monica Geller walked into my office. The patient was a twenty two years old young women living in New York with her brother and group of friends. My first impression of her was that she seemed like a very normal young nice lady with nothing out of the ordinary about her. However, Monica was very distressed about her condition for the past couple of months now. She explained to me that her days are filled with anxiety and worry over every little detail in her life. Monica is obsessed with how her apartment should look and in what order everything should be in. It was only recently, when her roommate redecorated the place, that she believed she had a serious problem. Monica described feeling very

The one positive about Ms. Roderick is that even though she is not at the clinic very often she made herself available when the clinician needed to talk to her through phone conversations or email, which was helpful.

Following the accident, Mr. Pinkham was air-lifted from the scene to the nearest hospital after the accident. He underwent an open reduction internal fixation surgery of Mr. Pinkham’s left arm and hand, and hospitalized one week after the surgery. He treated conservatively for alleged physical and psychological injuries sustained the collision.

The police officer represented as a witness in the court because he had interviews with Mr. Hamdan in the past. He wants to show the record of the interview along with the relative transcripts as evidence of the trail. The Crowns were playing record of the interview, and they sometimes paused in the middle of the record, and ask