Can evidence not used in a motion for summary be used in an opposition to a cross motion for summary (Massachusetts Superior)?

The short answer to your question is 'yes', the defendant can use evidence not used in their original opposition, to oppose a cross-motion for...

Without knowing all of the facts it is hard to say which lawyer's recommendation should be followed but I don't think it is a simple as paying a...

I have an attorney that has turn the file on my case for 3 years. He has missed several opportunities to end the case. Whattodo?

If you don't trust your attorney and do not feel he is acting in your company's best interests you should be addressing these issues with him and...

I have a question regarding the statute of limitations on contract claims of six years.

It is difficult to give a precise answer without more facts and I would suggest that you engage an attorney to analyze this question for you and...

Generally speaking, does personal jurisdiction typically supersede subject matter jurisdiction?

Subject matter jurisdiction and personal jurisdiction are two entirely separate issues. In order for a court to have the authority to enter a...

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Going to work in Djibouti, Africa for 4 mons and will receive a 1099. Do I need a tax attorney to figure it all out?

The answer to your last question is yes, you need a tax attorney. You should probably also consider whether or ot you are being properly classified...

What action can I. Do to ask the judge to reconsider my x parte motion

You should retain an attorney as it sounds like you do not know how to file and serve a proper motion. I am that the motion you have filed is a...

What is the difference between to I testify for myself and I plead pro se ?

You should seriously consider getting an attorney to represent you if this is a criminal matter that could result in incarceration. Respectfully,...

How do I cross examine an expert witness report?!

You should object to the admission of the report or any consideration of it by the court. The report is inadmissible hearsay. The opinions of the...

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Can you sue a Judge if he deprived you of due process and issued an Order that directly resulted in injury? What about relief?

You cannot sue the Judge. If he or she made errors, your avenue of relief is to appeal the judgment to the appeals court.