That all depends on the context of the appeal and the case. Do you now have a final judgment? Was this some sort of interlocutory appeal? Did...

How do I fight this lawsuit against me?

First, tender this claim to the insurance carrier that insured your business at the time of the work, and to the one that you have now (if it is a...

The Petition for Review must be filed within 10 days of the date that the Court of Appeal's decision becomes final, i.e., 40 days after it is...

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What "Legal Authority"would permit the court in a U.D. case to impose a conditional stay without requiring an undertaking?

It is not clear whether you would be appealing from an unlawful detainer judgment or from a probate court order. The rules for stays are different...

Filed case in federal court, made a request to the Court before serving defendants and it was denied without any explanation?

The Supreme Court does not resolve these kinds of issues. My best guess is that you need help with the appellate process (and it may be too late...

Is the time receive letter of notice sent by the court (it takes 4 days) counted in my case to ask for rehearing?

It is the date that the decision was made that starts the clock. The date that you received it is irrelevant to the time calculation.

Can I compel more discovery from defendants which were previously concealed, when the appeal court grant a new trial?

Your question is ambiguous. If the court of appeal reversed and remanded for a new trial, all discovery begins anew. But you have no discovery...

Does a Motion To Reconsider (CCP 1008 a) extend time and/or toll an OSC court order that is due in 3 weeks?

If only it was that easy. I recommend that you comply with the court's order or obtain a stipulation from opposing party to continue the hearing...

Which rule indicate the timing to respond for the court decision exclude the time the notice sent and received?

its not clear what deadline you are concerned about, but one this is clear: the date that you "received" the document is always irrelevant.

The Supreme Court does not grant review for the purpose of correcting appellate court level opinions, even for errors of law, unless the case meets...