Los Angeles, CA
Appeals Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Appeals, Unknown
There's no need to file an appendix since there's a clerk's transcript already prepared. You can request a copy. That way both briefs are referring...
That depends upon a number of factors, such as: what did the underlying judgment award? What is the factual basis for your request for a stay? ...
I agree with my colleague you will have to pay the judgment. In answer to your second question your best bet is to try to work out a payment plan...
A bunch of reasons. For example, the justices would want to cross check to ensure they have no conflict of interest from a tangential case. And,...
Call the clerk and ask the preferred method to file an amended opening brief. Most likely they will want you to file a simple Request for...
Generally it is the prevailing party's duty to prepare a judgment for the judge's signature, and serve it on the opposing party.
You need to request that hearing date and get an amended judgment. Then you can appeal it. Deadlines are complicated by a number of factors to...
It will depend on when the order was made. Check the rules of court on appeal (court of appeals web site has them).
In my experience this type of rejection is done by the clerk but it really makes no difference. You would file for an extension of time within...
My colleague is correct that attorneys fees can be ruled on while the case is on appeal. However, judges generally ignore letters completely. There...
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