Do I have to sign a new contract if the other party has changed their mind on terms?

You've received great advice. I would add the following - his failure to provide 100% of the promised funds likely (depending on the choice of law...

Do individuals have a right to privacy in litigation as a plaintiff?

It is a myth that plaintiffs lose all rights to privacy when bringing a suit. There is substantial authority that supports the fact that a...

My book publisher and I are having problems. If I cancel the contract she says she will retain the rights to the "book files".

I agree with the advice that has been given and would add the following - since it has been a little over a year since you signed the contract and...

You can sue DPSS but there are a few procedural requirements you must follow first. You must first make a claim to DPSS and do so within 6 months...

I won a case against employeer in superior court documents there's something called a assignment of judgment I'm wondering what

Its curious that the Defendant has filled out an assignment of judgment. Typically, an assignment of judgment is used when the judgment creditor...

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It's unfortunate you are having this dispute with your neighbor. His signed agreement to the color should protect you and any dispute with him...

Have any labor conditions been violated at the billion dollar public company I work for in Los Angeles?

From what you described, it doesn't sound like any laws have been violated. If you are an at-will employee, you can be let go at any time. ...

Should I at least get minimum wage as an outside sales rep?

You will need to speak with an attorney to determine what your rights are and to review any agreements you may have signed when you were hired. ...

Lawyers on this site cannot solicit business so unfortunately you won't get the answer you're seeking. I would recommend checking out the Oregon...

Can i still call an expert witness to trial -

There are differences between federal and state court. However, one rule of thumb is universal - be sure to find out if your judge has any rules...