Enforcement of a judgment for recovery of attorneys fees that were covered by my insurance? (in California)
The insurance company the paid for the attorney is entitled to recover its attorney fees, not you.
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The insurance company the paid for the attorney is entitled to recover its attorney fees, not you.
Your right to charge interest would depend, in part, on the contract with the insurer. In the event of a lawsuit you might obtain "legal interest"...
Almost certainly not. People pay value for something. If you keep the thing of value, why invest in the company? One option may be to lown the IP...
You can use either one. Safest would be both, but not necessary.
No the delay in writing the decision is not grounds to overturn it.
Since employment is "at will" in California, you do not "have to" sign but you may be terminated if you don't.
The statute of limitations is 2 years on an oral agreement and 4 years on a written agreement. 23 years won't do. Further, without a writing a...
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Sue each of the individuals. By the way, before you do so, you may wish to contact the licensee and making a final demand for reimbursement. Tell...
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See the answers to your other posting - it depends on the purpose.
There is no legal obstacle to you sending the letter. Once the tenant has vacated you could begin the re-renting process. If you dismiss, dismiss...