If a named defendant in a civil lawsuit was not deposed during discovery period, would they be able to testify at trial/hearing?

Yes, the other party can testify, regardless of deposition. Adversary as right to depose, but if not, then waived.

Impossible to answer without more information. The "x" is in a box next to some designation.

When Is Workers Compensation Insurance mandatory for a small business?

Yes, you need workers compensation insurance.

Motion to Compel in New Jersey

respond to the issues in the motion and don't get stuck on technicalities. Most courts operate that way, unless there is prejudice. You don't...

What is the Vicinage 15 holiday court schedule used in family court?

Call clerk's office and ask for it. Better, get a lawyer.

Generally the statute of limitations for personal injury type claims is 2 years. Notify your homeowners insurance and request the league and team...

Can an affected party, or myself sue DCPP for leaving social security numbers at my home?

If you suffered no damage, and it sounds like you did not, then you have no case. Whether a government employee has liability in the situation you...

Plaintiff seeking relief from Superior Court for a probate situation. Required to file Verified Complaint, OSC, Summary Action

This is why you need a lawyer. Summary hearing is hearing based upon documents and no testimony.

Short answer is yes. However, injury at work should entitle you to workers' compensation. See a lawyer asap.

For a serious workers comp. claim, like yours, an attorney is always a good idea. Use Avvo find a lawyer to locate on near you.