Do I have to go to court?

Think of a subpoena as a power that the lawyer has over you. What you need to do is tell the lawyer who issued the subpoena your issues, and that...

The answer might depend on the confidentiality rules in the state you are in. In some states, if you did not sign anything, you have not made any...

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Lease Agreement - Mediation to recover Attorney Fees

You don't need to go to mediation. All the lease clause says is that if you don't go to mediation, you can't get attorneys' fees. What you do need...

Can I be sued for breach of non-compete if I teach nude yoga, mediation, yogic therapeutic techniques outside of my employer's?

You mention that you told your employer about your side business before getting hired, and that they are even passing out your business cards. So...

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Can I disqualify a mediator??

The purpose of mediation is to help you reach an agreement with the opposing party. You are right that a mediator is supposed to be neutral, and is...

Mediation is supposed to be a confidential process. Generally there is no record available and no way to compel anyone to talk about what occurred...

Rules that restrict communications with parties who are represented by counsel generally apply to the lawyers only, not to the parties themselves. ...

Civil Litigation on A Real Estate Transaction

Your wife has to appear at the trial if she has been subpoenaed or given notice that she is being called as a witness by the other side. ...

Current litigation on FLSA exemptions?

You might want to check out the DLSE website: http://www.dir.ca.gov/DLSE/ And remember that the exemption definitions are somewhat different...

Creditor's rights to pursue civil action against employer for filing for bankruptcy

As a general answer, a corporate bankruptcy filing would not protect the shareholders of the corporation from a civil suit based on an alter ego...