There are all types of hearings, and what type it is can be a factor as to whether the court will even consider granting an application for an...

As already noted, there can be countless reasons why the defendant corporation is resisting settlement overtures and spending "thousands" to...

Not sure what you exactly mean by "recorded representation", but if it is to say that an attorney (or Pro Se litigant) solely listed an email...

There is too much information missing so as to allow a clear analysis or explanation. Under the CPLR (procedural rules for litigation) the type...

If money is given as a gift and not a loan, the giver can not sue the receiver to get the money back. While a party who took a loan from another...

At the outset, it is unclear whether your "ex-attorney" is passing on to you an Order To Show Cause that was served on him by the other side, in...

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At the very least, the language of the "settlement agreement" limits it coverage and affect to the "matters" being sued in the lawsuit you went to...

Even if the court allows you to proceed as a "poor person", you will still be responsible to pay all fees/expenses for the prosecution of a...

This is classic textbook examples of sexual harassment in the workplace. You should not be encouraging his verbal and physical conduct because...

A Statute of Limitations Period can not be extended, especially for the purposes of trying have further negotiations to try and settle. Indeed,...