Pro se in a special civil part case: how long do I, as defendant, have to respond to interrogatories?
Special Civil part is significantly shorter for discovery. Procedures are more streamlined.
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Special Civil part is significantly shorter for discovery. Procedures are more streamlined.
Threat of suit is not extortion. If you have proof of payment, you have defense. Talk to a lawyer.
Not for the initial notice. The statute requires specific info, but not a form. Must be filed within 90 days. Very technical. Speak to a lawyer.
Mistakes happen. They are not supposed to release them, but human error happens.
The only exception is what is called the discovery rule. Your situation does not sound like it fits. Speak to a personal injury lawyer near you...
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