I'm a paralegal with a question. If a 3rd party fails to respond to a document production subpoena...
Yes, you'd file a motion to compel.
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Yes, you'd file a motion to compel.
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Unfortunately, as an at-will employee, what you describe is not wrongful termination. You mention you are 65, but unless you are being fired...
You are correct. In CA, the BRE does not authorize a real estate brokerage to be an LLC. You must be a corporation.
No. Service can't be made by someone who is a party to the suit. You need to have someone else over the age of 18 serve the documents and sign...
We can't solicit clients on here, but you can contact an attorney directly. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
Unfortunately, as an at-will employee, you can be "falsely" terminated legally. Nothing you have describe would indicate that you were unlawfully...
What you described would not be considered illegal or a wrongful termination.
You likely do not have a valid malpractice claim and it is doubtful that the Bar would look into anything that happened here.
Yes, the fees can be collected immediately, regardless of what is happening with the case. The fees shouldn't have any bearing on the actual...
File a Motion for contempt, as you stated.