Is the employee of a corporation "party to the underlying action" for purposes of service of process?
If you're a corporation, you can't represent yourself in legal action. Thus, proofs of service would be signed by your attorney or someone from...
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If you're a corporation, you can't represent yourself in legal action. Thus, proofs of service would be signed by your attorney or someone from...
You can sue them, get a judgment, and then collection upon the judgment.
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No, opposing counsel will not talk to you (or at least they shouldn't talk to you) if you have an attorney. You need to figure things out with...
Bring this up with bank management.
It's best to have a signed contract, but your proposal followed up by a confirmation of acceptance via email would be a valid and enforceable...
You should get treatment and then hire a personal injury attorney. You may have a good claim, but this cannot be determined without a full...
The summons doesn't have to be sealed, it is public information. And doesn't sound like you have a very valid claim here.
If the employee is at-will and doesn't have an employment contract, you can fire him for any reason that isn't discriminatory. So yes, you can...
The best thing to do would be to hire a lawyer. It will be worth the investment. On your own, you will not be able to properly litigate a matter,...
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