Los Angeles, CA
Litigation Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Libel & Slander, Civil Rights
The general answer is yes. When anyone applies for employment or is employed, your employer can determine if you are fit for the position in which...
The short answer is that you can be liable for your daughter's tort liability, (torts include claims of defamation). The California code states,...
As long as you can prove who did it, the person definitely violated your privacy as well as trespassed your home. Of course you have good evidence...
Generally you cannot sue someone for defamation or lies at a hearing, i.e., in court, or rather if you sue you will lose and probably open to a...
Anyone can sue anyone. What you did might have gotten under someone elseʻs skin. Whether with good cause or not participating in these...
Since the demurrer is not based on the evidence and only on the pleadings and the motion for summary judgment is based on evidence, it usually is...
You can say anything at the hearing on motion to withdraw, however I would be cautious and only speak about the issues related to the motion to...
Yes IF your ticket says that you have a notice to appear. However you might just need to pay fine. I would contact the courthouse and find out...
Defamation is a provably false statement of fact that tends to damage your reputation, i.e., tends to have people not associate with you....
Defamation is a provably false statement of fact that tends to damage your reputation, i.e., tends to have people not associate with you....