If a party loses a summary judgment motion is settlement always offer?
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There's no way to properly answer this without knowing all of the parties involved, what the case is about, etc. Guess you will find out if you...
If you're set up as a foreign entity in CA, you are still subject to the $800 franchise tax.
Unfortunately, if your only claim here is that your fellow co-workers are calling you "crazy lady" because of something your manager told them, you...
The case may get dismissed for failure to prosecute. You should try service by publication.
Yes, that is legal. They can schedule you whenever they like.
If the settlement is confidential, then no, its terms can't be disclosed to any other party, including you.
If you transfer ownership, that might be considered a fraudulent conveyance. Perhaps you should explore bankruptcy as an option.
You should first file an answer and then try to settle. Yes, you can ask them to show you proof of the debt.
You should sue the attorney and report them to the State Bar as well.
No, there really isn't any advantage in this situation. You will just end up paying extra fees.