We filed a complaint at the superior court of Los Angeles on December 2014. The case was dismissed without prejudice.
Yes, you can refile the complaint, assuming that the statute of limitations hasn't ran.
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Yes, you can refile the complaint, assuming that the statute of limitations hasn't ran.
No, you cannot. Each tenant would have the represent themselves, unless he or she was a minor, in which case their guardian could represent him or...
If you are opposing the motion, yes, you should show up.
No, unless you can successfully allege that the corporation is an alter ego and pierce the corporate veil.
This may be retaliation, but it wouldn't be unlawful retaliation, as it wasn't based on a protected characteristic.
Yes, if the Opposition is going to be longer than 10 pages. It would not hurt to put it in regardless however.
Typically you'd be entitled to a reduction of the rent based on the reduction in services.
Hard to say without knowing the exact hours you worked, how many meal periods you are entitled to, how many rest breaks you are entitled to,...
There is no law regarding this, it would be governed by your employer's internal policies.
Assuming that you're an at will employee, no, you wouldn't have any valid claim here.