The attorney himself that received them said two years in open court. If he lied on the record, he's in more trouble than Jones is.
He's an officer of the court. He doesn't have to be on the stand. You lie in front of a judge as an attorney, you are screwed far worse than somebody that lies on the stand.I didn't see the attorney in the witness stand when he said it.
It's a very complicated rule. You can't discharge punitive damages "so long as the relevant cause of action was based upon willful and malicious actions".Did I hear something to the effect that punitive damages can't be discharged via bankruptcy?