· 12/6/2016
Edward G. Rizk v. J. Cary Gray, Individually and as Independent and President of Rizk Interest, Ltd and Rizk Interest, Ltd.
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- concluding that the trial court’s “failure to sua sponte strike” certain statements from the opening statement and closing argument of the plaintiff’s counsel “was not error, let alone plain error”
- concluding that the trial court’s “failure to sua sponte strike” certain statements from the opening statement and closing argument of the plaintiff’s counsel “was not error, let alone plain error”
- concluding that the trial court’s “failure to sua sponte strike” certain statements from the opening statement and closing argument of the plaintiff’s counsel “was not error, let alone plain error”
- stating defendant waived argument when failed to make it during trial
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