Does the judge have to follow court precedent?
You are probably in way over your head if you are considering arguing caselaw with the judge. Without seeing the case, I don't really know what...
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You are probably in way over your head if you are considering arguing caselaw with the judge. Without seeing the case, I don't really know what...
Here is my best guess as to your situation, based on the limited info provided: They think they can knock your complaint out with a Motion to...
There is no form. This is impossible to answer without knowing what kind of case it is, what kind of hearing it is, and when the hearing is...
You migh be able to make some decisions on his behalf. But you can't act as his attorney or testify on his place.
No, discovery is served by mail. There is really no good reason for your discovery requests to be part of the ECF record. If there is a discovery...
This sounds like a bankruptcy proceeding. if so, go ask there.
Also, judges appreciate, and sometimes require, "courtesy copies", i.e. an additional filestamped copy of the motion, dropped off prior to the...
Discrimination cases are notoriously difficult to win. Here are two options (you may have others): 1) Try to reach someone at the EEOC by phone....
Good questions. 1) best practice is make the amended complaint a stand alone document, and include all of the background facts and exhibits as...
Buildings don't get demolished without a court order. What you really need to do is review the court file and see if there is a judgment against...