Ludmer v. Nernberg

How courts have described this case

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• counsel must make timely, specific objections during trial to ensure that trial court has opportunity to correct alleged errors, or error is waived
• specifically relying on circumstantial evidence to establish element. of attorney’s “improper motive” in abuse of process case
• specifically relying on circumstantial evidence to establish element of attorney's \improper motive\ in abuse of process case
• where a jury returns a verdict based on substantial, albeit conflicting evidence, it is conclusive and will not be disturbed
• it is not the court’s role to pass on the credibility of witnesses, to act as the trier of fact or to substitute its judgment for that of the fact-finding jury

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).