Verified Request for Admissions?
It's not necessarily normal, but it is unfortunately fairly common. I wouldn't read too much into it unless they don't follow up with the...
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It's not necessarily normal, but it is unfortunately fairly common. I wouldn't read too much into it unless they don't follow up with the...
The defendant does not have to sign anything in order for the plaintiff to voluntarily dismiss the case.
If you were served that close to the CMC it was likely continued. If you have the case number you can check on the court's website to see if it was...
If the subpoena is only for the production of records then that is all you have to do at this point: produce records. It does not mean you are part...
If you weren't served, and no judgment has been entered yet, a motion to quash service would likely be the way to go.
You would file a motion to compel the deposition for each individual you seek to depose. However, generally with motions to compel you are required...
Generally not. Reassignment of judges is a common administrative issue. While you can file a challenge to a judge when they are first assigned to...
The safest bet would be to just email opposing counsel to see if they consent to e-service, especially if opposing counsel has not e-filed any...
Usually what you would do is make changes to the document they sent you (preferably in a way that makes it clear what was changed, like by...
Generally it is good practice to call or email opposing counsel first to see what dates the plaintiff is available for a deposition. If they give...