Can I state new causes of action without filing a motion?
If you were granted the ability to amend the complaint, yes, you can add new causes of action.
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If you were granted the ability to amend the complaint, yes, you can add new causes of action.
The answer to your question would depend on what the exact wording of the arbitration clause is. A full consultation would be necessary to...
If you are doing business in California, yes, you have to register here. Having a shipping facility sounds like it would be doing business.
Assuming that you are an at will employee, no, there is no minimum number of days you need to be scheduled.
An LLC is likely better, as it has less corporate formalities to maintain. As far as the second issue, you should consult a cpa.
No, it would be refiled as of the new date. It would not be considered filed as of the original date.
You can file for a dissolution of the day partnership.
As long as the vacations and policies are not being administered in a discriminatory way, yes, this is legal.
A client may, but it could lead to a breach of the privilege.
You would have to get the other side to stipulate to this. Alternatively, you can take the Motion off-calendar and refile it with a new date.