Can I be involved in a lawsuit if I take a lesser offer?

Settlements usually require releases, so that you can't pursue further action if you accept the settlement. Maybe this offer won't require you to...

Plaintiff asked for court date even tho I answered with: 3 day notice never personally served or posted, & amount in suit paid.

The proper was to challenge service is by a motion to quash, and it's possible that the judge will consider service of the 3 day notice defective,...

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Who's fault is when you are hit on your left fender?

Usually the left turning car is doing gthe more danergerous manuever, but it's not clear if you were speeding or exactly how this accident...

My previous landlord sent me a itemized list and is charging me for ....

Deducting rent for 2 weeks you weren't there doesn't sound supportable. The landlord has to comply with CA Civil Code section 1950.5 and can be...

Is it legal to give two promotions to someone with no pay raise and more responsibility?

Yes, if your sister has no employment contract or a union membership, she's an "at will" employee and therefore can be fired without notice at any...

Can a person be criminally charged with destruction of private property for failing to pay for the damages they caused?

This isn't criminal, it's civil claim for $497. Did you try internet search engines? Can the golf course give you his address? Maybe if they...

Is it possible to create a "statewide" legit medical marijuana coop?

There is currently no governing regulations in Los Angeles, and a de facto moratorium on pot dispenaries including a denial of all "hardship"...

Do I serve a subpoena on the person first and then file it with the court or do I file it with the court then serve the person?

No, you don't file a subpoena with the court unless you're asking the court to enforce noncompliance, you just serve the person. Disclaimer:...

The consequences of paying late is that you accrue late fees, and in this case, your landlord got fed up and evicted you because you breached...

Does my boss have grounds to sue me if I start up my own same kind of business while still working for him?

You shouldn't try to run your own similar business while still working for this boss, as it's likely to get you both fired and sued. In CA,...