John William Hurney

John William Hurney's Answers (6)

Westlake Villae, CA

Insurance Lawyer at Westlake Villae, CA

Practice Areas: Insurance

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At a CMC hearing who will the judge listen to , The client or the lawyer for the client?

John's answer | Answered on August 22, 2014

The judge will most likely listen to the attorney, because the judge will disregard what the president has to say because he is not trained in law.

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My son was attacked by 6 individuals and severely beaten. If I wanted to sue his attackers,what kind of lawyer would I need?

John's answer | Answered on October 14, 2009

You want a top notch law firm, like my firm Callahan & Blaine. Check out our web site www.callahan-law.com. You want a firm with a reputation for...

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Inadequate Representation From My Attorney

John's answer | Answered on November 13, 2008

Try contacting your local bar association office to see if they can help you. That would be the Sacremnto Bar Association at 1329 Howe Ave #100 •...

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Dispute with freight company not releasing items received from overseas, under CA state law can i sue the shipping agent

John's answer | Answered on July 29, 2008

Contact Ted Frank at Parker Mills, he specializes in this area of law 213-622-4441 [email protected]

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Neglect of duty

John's answer | Answered on July 29, 2008

You may want to consider contacting your local bar association. Lawyer Referral Service-King: County Bar Association www.kcba.org 1200 5th...

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In WA is it possible for a defense lawyer to switch to plaintiff's lawyer on the same case

John's answer | Answered on July 28, 2008

This is a rather general question with insufficient facts, but generally as a rule an attorney cannot switch parties in a case. That would result...

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