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In Woodruff Construction LLC v. Henry Herrera et al. (EQCV084907), I filed a counterclaim as a pro se litigant addressing:
Fraudulent Arbitration: Plaintiff altered contracts during arbitration to expand scope and impose unfair financial obligations.
Jurisdictional Defects: Claims... View More 
In Woodruff Construction LLC v. Henry Herrera et al. (EQCV084907), I am a pro se litigant facing systemic procedural abuses:
Plaintiff prematurely filed a default judgment, ignoring deadlines set by the court.
Improper service was made on a dissolved LLC and at outdated addresses,... View More
I am a pro se litigant in Woodruff Construction LLC v. Henry Herrera et al. (Case No. EQCV084907), facing systemic procedural abuse. The plaintiff filed a default judgment prematurely, ignoring court-ordered deadlines, served documents improperly on a dissolved LLC and at outdated addresses, and... View More
answered on Oct 28, 2020
While I have not personally dealt with this issue before, the State of Iowa does adhere to the Line of Sight rule.
Here's the relevant Iowa Code section for this issue:
15.44
b. When a loss requires replacement of items and the replaced items do not match in quality,... View More
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