I’m an out of state witness in civil case?
In general, I agree with Ms. Walter & Mr. Isquith. If you live outside the subpoena range of the court where the case is pending (e.g., across a...
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In general, I agree with Ms. Walter & Mr. Isquith. If you live outside the subpoena range of the court where the case is pending (e.g., across a...
Mr. Cowan is right that results in JP court can be unpredictable. Kudos on you for your attention to detail. If you're not represented by an...
Either there has been some confusion in the communications or the first attorney is desperately confused. The second attorney described in your...
The case file belongs to the client, and when the client directs that the file be transferred to his/her/its new counsel, the outgoing counsel must...
Probably not, unless the defendant can make a further showing that the original filing was made in bad faith by the Plaintiff in violation of Rule...
Your question unfortunately doesn't disclose with WHAT you were served, nor whether you're in state or federal court, nor whether you're dealing...
The rules, both in state and federal court, contemplate that attorneys shall "enter an appearance" as attorney of record (aka attorney-in-charge)...
There's not a "code of conduct" or set of ethics rules relating to process serving. The sort of low-level deception you describe — tricking a...
I'm moving this question from the "Libel" forum to the "Employment & Labor" forum where it will be seen by more lawyers who regularly handle these...
Rule 33(b)(3) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure provides that "[e]ach interrogatory must, to the extent it is not objected to, be answered...