Lowe v. Kang

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an attorney is the client’s agent and statements made by the attorney are binding on the client
• holding that trial court’s finding that party had judicially admitted its liability was not against manifest weight of the evidence
• holding that an attorney is the client's agent and statements made by the attorney are binding on the client
• holding that trial court's finding that party had judicially admitted its liability was not against manifest weight of the evidence
• holding that an attorney’s remarks during closing argument can constitute a judicial admission
• judicial admissions “dispens[e] with proof of a fact claimed to be true, and are used as a substitute for legal evidence at trial”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).