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PREPONDERANCE OF THE EVIDENCE - The level of proof required to prevail in most civil cases. The judge or jury must be persuaded that the facts are more probably one way (the plaintiff's way) than another (the defendant's).
| NORDBY, CHARLES C. |
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| TEEL, JAMES E., MRS. |
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| TEEL, JAMES E. |
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| COLLINGS, CHARLES L. |
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| RALEY, JOYCE |
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| RALEY'S |
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Peter E Glick was Raley's attorney of record in this 1994 civil case and since 1996, he is no longer a partner at Downey, Brand, Seymour & Rohwer. Did he leave this law firm because of the way he handled Raley's account? Click here to find out about Peter E Glick.
Honorable Judge Joe Gray. Judges don't get any "honorable" than Joe Gray!
Click on his photo.
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Above represents a settlement letter that was sent to Raley's. Raley's today is worth over one billion dollars.
Jim and Joyce Raley Teel, in 1973, might have had a hard time trading
Raley's for a cup of coffe and a glazed donut.
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