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When he leave the court room, is he still under oath?
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Answered on January 23, 2016
No, the witness is no longer under oath.
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Can I ask for electronic files (Word) of the written discovery so I don't need to retype all of the questions?
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Answered on January 22, 2016
Yes, you can ask, but there is no requirement to include the questions with the responses.
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Do I have a case
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Answered on January 22, 2016
Assuming you were an at-will employee, no, this would not be any sort of illegal termination.
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What is the best way to bring to the attention to the court the misrepresentations and inconsistencies of an opposing party?
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Answered on January 22, 2016
It likely won't matter now, but you can try to raise it at a future hearing.
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"Motion to Compel Discovery" or "Motion to Compel Further Discovery Responses"?
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Answered on January 22, 2016
First, you should meet and confer regarding the objections and see if you can resolve.
If not, file a Motion to Compel Further Responses.
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Do I have to "give in" to the owner's pushing me to do it his way?
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Answered on January 21, 2016
It is unclear what you are giving in to here. However, you should also report this to the LA County Dept. of Public Health.
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Can I turn off the electricity on a tenant who is not paying his bill? this has been going on for 4 month now.
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Answered on January 21, 2016
No, you cannot legally do this. You should just issue a 3 day notice to the tenant to pay the outstanding amounts due. If he/she does not, you...
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How do I let the judge know that the basis for their demurrer is false?
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Answered on January 21, 2016
If you have time, you can supplement your Memorandum of Points & Authorities to add this in. If not, you can try to raise it orally at the...
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What does it mean when the judge say it's not properly stated.
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Answered on January 21, 2016
It is hard to say without knowing the exact details, but this likely means the claims were not alleged properly. You should have a lawyer look at it.
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How should I go about enforcing my previous employer to pay me my final paycheck?
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Answered on January 21, 2016
You can file a lawsuit in court or file a wage claim with the Labor Commissioner.
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