Can you sue the defendants attorney for withholding documentation
No, suing the attorney would not a viable claim in this scenario.
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No, suing the attorney would not a viable claim in this scenario.
You really should not use a random template that you find Googling online, as it may or may not be suitable for your needs. You need an...
It will be ran by a neutral third party, such as a mediator or settlement conference judge.
You'd likely have to file a quiet title action here. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
You likely would have to file for a Motion seeking leave to amend. You should also ensure you timely oppose the Motion for Summary Judgment.
Typically, you would attach a Declaration to the Motion, asking for sanctions based on the number of hours you spent drafting the Motion, reviewing...
You have to first attempt to serve the Defendants personally and if you cannot do so after reasonable diligence has been made, then you can apply...
You can file a wage claim with the Labor Commissioner or file a lawsuit against the employer. A demand letter from an attorney may also help....
The discovery cut-off for a state court case in California is 30 days before trial.
Typically, you can just have the Court clerk take it off-calendar by calling them. Then you can file a Notice to all the parties confirming the move.