Ambrose C. Mendes v. Kirshenbaum & Kirshenbaum, Attorneys at Law, Inc.
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Whether the Trial court held a duty to obey the State supreme court holdings
QUESTIONS PRESENTED a. Whether the Trial court held a duty to obey the State supreme court holdings that it follows a prior judge ruling unless consent of parties agree otherwise or the trial court makes a clear record why he is not following it—neither was offered, just that the trial judge was not affording trial by jury over an accounting claim. b. Does a Probate Tria! Judge have a duty, when mandating settlement of parties, to insure Pro se parties have a voluntary, knowing, and ; intelligent ability to understand all duties regarding a settlement? ; c. Do Rhode Island Judges hold a ethical duty to hear all matters and adjudicate the facts, even if those facts could destroy a law firm’s business? Mendes et al v. Kirshenbaum & Kirshenbaum, et al” i Lower State Supreme Court No: 2023-120-M.P.