If a defendant attorney "fibs" on a CMS, wrongly saying PL is seeking EDistr damages, what can I file so the judge knows Im not?
You could likely just clear the issue up orally at the case management conference.
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You could likely just clear the issue up orally at the case management conference.
Your question is one that is fairly fact-dependent, and you may want to consult a local attorney about the specifics of your case. However, in...
You may want to check the minute order. If the judge was limiting the amendments you could make he/she would have said so in court, and would...
You have not lost the attorney-client privilege for subsequent discovery responses.
It depends on what you mean by use it against them. You would not be able to use one defendant's responses against another defendant for...
The person who could best answer your questions is your attorney. Often attorneys appear before the same judges over and over and get a sense of...
It appears that is what the language says, but it's difficult to be sure when the excerpt is taken out of context/without knowing the surrounding...
Not sure what you mean by filing a declaratory on the judge. However, a judge does not normally look at evidence at every hearing, so depending on...
If the defendant has answered the same question two different ways, I would probably just ask that question again in front of the jury. If he...
If you would like to attempt to get your $1500 back you can file a claim in small claims court. Forms are available online or at your local...