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• Hugh Whiting's practice involves assisting businesses with the defense and resolution of complex litigation. He has been lead counsel defending a variety of businesses in connection with a wide range of disputes, including product defect and consumer fraud class actions, securities and corporate governance cases, business-to-business transactional disputes, and other commercial litigation. He has represented clients in both trial and appellate matters in state and federal courts in many different jurisdictions and has worked extensively in the management and defense of class actions and multistate litigation. Clients he has represented include Bridgestone/Firestone, R.J. Reynolds, IBM, Chevron, Mattel, and Procter & Gamble.

  From 2008 through 2010, Hugh served as the Firm Administrative Partner and was responsible for the Firm's administrative functions across Jones Day's locations worldwide. From 2001 through 2006, he was Partner-in-Charge of the Firm's Houston Office.

  He is a member of the Texas and Houston Bar Associations, the ABA (Litigation and Business Law Sections), the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, and the National Council of The Ohio State University College of Law. He is a member of the board of the Houston Chapter of The Texas General Counsel Forum and the Advisory Board of the Houston Assistance League. He is a former member of the Civil Justice Reform Act Advisory Group to the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio. Hugh has participated in various seminars related to litigation practice, with emphasis on subjects related to practice quality and the development of management techniques for complex commercial litigation.

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• The Ohio State University College of Law, Columbus, Ohio, 1974J.D.Honors: Order of the Coif University of Michigan, 1967B.A.

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You won't find an application form to claim bank charges back, you need to write letters to the bank, and then take the claim to court.. . Use the steps below, and the template letters on my site and you should get a full refund of your charges.. . The full process and timescales for claiming back your charges is:. . 1) Write to the bank and ask them for a copy of your charges for the last 6 years, or alternatively a set of statements for the same period. You do this by making a "Subject Access Request" under the Data Protection Act, enclosing a cheque for ?10 made out to the bank. This by passes the banks normal charges for statements which is normal a large amount for 6 years worth. The bank have 40 days to send you the data.. . 2) Write to the bank asking them to refund your charges, giving them 14 days to reply, attaching a "Schedule of Charges" (a list of the charges you are claiming for).. . 3) Send the bank a "Letter before Action" giving the bank one last chance to refund your charges before you take court action. They have 14 days to reply.. . 4) File a claim online using the Money Claim Online web site run by the UK Court Service. The claim is served on the bank 5 days after its submitted. The bank has 14 days to acknowledge the claim. If they don't you can request a "Judgement by Default" and you win the case, and get your charges, statutory interest at 8%, and your court fees.

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You can change your name any time you want (as long as you are an adult) by paying to register a name change through deed pole.

Our grandpa passed away and we have only found an old will from 30 years ago. We know there is another that no one can find. The lawyer said that it's not written record and a will is a private document. Is that true? How can he not have a copy AT ALL? What is keeping someone from then finding it, burning it and defaulting to the state law of splitting it in thirds (2 sons and his wife)?.

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