Can I opose to a Civil Subpoena?
You need a valid reason not to appear. If you have one, the proper method is to file a Motion to Quash the subpoena. Generally, you will need the...
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You need a valid reason not to appear. If you have one, the proper method is to file a Motion to Quash the subpoena. Generally, you will need the...
This sounds like a breach of contract case. If so, there is a two year statute of limitations if the contract was oral and four years if it was...
You always have a right to your "day in court." It is not always necessary if you can negotiate a settlement based on all of the evidence and...
I agree with Mr Kirschbaum. You can do both but, as he correctly points out, the may be valid reasons why to avoid filing both. Once you have...
I agree with Mr. Borah, if you had homeowners with the WC rider, you should be OK. I would only add that, if you did not have a homeowner's...
You fact scenario is not entirely clear. Are you currently working as as phlebotomy tech? If so, I am not sure there is any good reason why using...
The answer depends on whether the demurrer to the 1st Amended Complaint has been heard. If so, and if it was sustained, then the court either...
My first question is: Was the vehicle part of the marital settlement and, if so, who got ownership (sounds like maybe he did)? If he got it...
Look at California Code of Civil Procedure Section 998.
Assuming your employer knows of your injury at work you should have been given an Employee's Claim for Workers Compensation Benefits form to...