THE CURRENT IMPORTANCE OF PLEADINGS 36: A “SCATTERGUN” APPROACH DOES NOT HELP THE CLAIMANTS’ CASE (NOR DOES FAILING TO PLEAD KEY ASSERTIONS OF BREACH AND DAMAGES…)

A "scattergun" approach is rarely wise in relation to allegations in pleadings.  Here, however we have a case where the judge found that there was both a scattergun approach and a failure to plead in relation to key matters of liability and damages.

(Pleadings can make a lot of noise but serve no p...

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