Responding To Partial Defense

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To respond to a defense statement that provides only partial answers, you can request clarification on the omitted points, highlight the areas not addressed, and provide evidence to counter their incomplete answer. If the purpose is to reply only to new issues, you may need to file a reply to raise these new issues. The defense might emphasize the defendants role as a claim specialist to influence the courts perception. Consulting a local attorney for a full understanding is advisable.

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How to reply to defence to statement that only gives partial answer and leaves out , being a solicitor
To reply to a defense statement that only gives a partial answer, you could:
- Request clarification on the points left out in their response.
- Highlight the areas not addressed in your reply.
- Provide evidence to counter their incomplete answer.
These steps may vary depending on your jurisdiction. Could you please advise where you are located?
The purpose is to reply only to new issues
Hello ****, in your jurisdiction, you may need to file a reply to raise new issues not addressed in the defence statement. Do you have new evidence or information that was not initially available or mentioned?
Why does defense leave out defendant being a lawyer And only adds that they are claim specialist also
The defense might want to emphasize the defendant's role as a claim specialist, possibly to influence the court's perception of their expertise. To get a full understanding, you may want to consult a local attorney. Could you please share your location?