Do I use a 'Declaration' in my motion for a few pieces if documentation?
Yes, typically declarations are used to authenticate exhibits/evidence.
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Yes, typically declarations are used to authenticate exhibits/evidence.
No, you have to represent yourself in small claims. If you're a company, a representative of the company can show up. If the client loses,...
Unless you have an employment agreement that specifies otherwise, no, this would not be a wrongful termination.
Unfortunately, if you already lost in small claims court, you cannot file another case in Superior Court that stems from the same issue.
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If this was a corporation, LLC, LLP, or other business entity, you will likely be unable to sue the individual owners unless you can pierce the...
The answer to your question would depend on what the bylaws, shareholders agreement, and the other governing documents for the company say....
No, you cannot serve discovery on a non-party. You can use a subpoena to get the information.
Typically yes. You should call the department clerk and let them know.
As the client, you have the right to fire your attorney at any time. Simply make a request in writing.
The answer to your question would depend on what the contract says. A full consultation, including a thorough review of the documents involved,...