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That is, I think, why lawyers who do DIU defense (not me) recommend against doing roadside sobriety tests. They are subjective, won't convince the officer to let you go, and could provide evidence to use against you. If they think they have probable cause to demand the required certified...

Zero for VFR. IFR, its definitely a change to incorporate into your scan and IFR procedures. The first 80% of incorporating it is easy. But I don't think I am 100% there yet for IFR, although I am admittedly not current.

Can anyone recommend an EFB I can run on my Timex Sinclair 1000?

Sorry for the strikethrough font. I can't figure how to remove it. It seems that the bracket in the quote from the supreme court case caused the strikethrough font to start.

Please excuse me for not giving a case cite for every statement in my prior post. I am not trying to write a Civil Procedure hornbook. But if you really need a citation for this basic concept of civil procedure, here you go: "Before a federal court may exercise personal jurisdiction over a...

An LLC is owned by its members. Who the registered agent is is irrelevant. All the registered agent is is who the LLC appointed for accepting service of process. Who the LLC's current members are is probably not a matter of record in a public filing.

I have no idea whether service of process was properly accomplished under the court's rules, and I do not mean to suggest that service was not actually proper. (My apologies if I was not clear.) I just wanted to point out that if service was not accomplished, then the door is still cracked...

Actually, you do. It's risky, but you absolutely can ignore the suit. If you turn out to be wrong about proper service, then you get stuck with the outcome. So it may not be wise. But you absolutely can do nothing, and then attack any efforts at collection by arguing that the prior judgment...

Just having read this thread and not doing any research, that strikes me as very likely his only real chance. But, admittedly, this is only a semi-educated guess.

It may well be that whether he had actual knowledge of the lawsuit is completely irrelevant. Last week, we were able to get a court to set aside a multimillion dollar default judgment where my client had filed a pro se motion to set aside the entry of default. (A judgment by default is a two...

I haven't been paying close attention to this. Can you explain what you believe the court got wrong, and why it was wrong?

True statement. However, he was defaulted, which means that there was no trial or disposition by the court based on a factual determination that the allegations were true. The allegations are just judicially assumed to be true.

He obviously was not past his breaking point. He didn't swing the ax at security.

Wait. Which was it? In the estate or in the trust? Those are mutually exclusive.

. . . I like to do it one way and not the other. Hence, different strokes. . . . I think where it comes into play for me is when I change altimeter settings in flight because I have moved to another area with a different altimeter setting. After I have been flying a while, I can quickly...

I like to set the altimeter setting the same in both windows. That way I know that I deliberately set them. If they are different numbers, then I know I forgot something. Different strokes for different folks.

Any pirep for this airport? In particular, how hard would it be to get an Uber ride from here to Livonia and back for on a weekday? I may have to go there next week. Thanks in advance.

That's bush league. You should check out the pole vaulters.

We are supposed to be impressed with the ethics of the mainstream media outlets who do their own hard-hitting reporting and give their unvarnished original opinions:

Well, that does make sense.