Should I allow the deposition or should I file a protective order?
You can file a protective order, but you likely won't get any relief unless there was a defect in the subpoena -- or if the case may be dismissed...
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You can file a protective order, but you likely won't get any relief unless there was a defect in the subpoena -- or if the case may be dismissed...
Yes, but first make sure they aren't registered under another name. Visit the attorney general's contractor registration web site. Under the Home...
You probably should contact your county bar association or neighborhood legal services to see if they can refer you to a lawyer who will handle...
You need to discuss this with your lawyer or hire someone new.
It depends on the contract. If he/she was paid for work they did not perform, then you may be able to sue to recover. Otherwise, you may not be...
You need to start enforcing the judgment, which means you have to start looking for assets to attach. The judgment will remain, but you have five...
Probably not. Unless there was a contract in place, such as a loan, then no.
Contact your public defender's office immediately.
Call the lawyer whose name is on the writ. They will be more than happy to not have to chase a debt. They also may work with you on payments.
If the injured person is not an employee, then comp does not apply. If there was a defect in the machine or a basis for suit, the fact he was not...