Can a CA LLC "corporate veil" be pierced/broken and the owners be made responsible for paying a judgment found against the LLC?
You may have a risk of this happening here. You should consult with a business attorney ASAP.
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You may have a risk of this happening here. You should consult with a business attorney ASAP.
Probably a few hundred dollars. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
You can run your case by an attorney. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
Assuming that you are an at will employee, yes, this would be legal.
You may have a claim, if you can connect the pregnancy revelation with the laying off. It would really depend on the exact facts and circumstances...
For the Motion, yes, you can use the Declaration. However, if the case goes to trial, the Declaration will likely be considered hearsay and you...
You can't submit interrogatories to non-parties. You can take their deposition and request documents from them through that deposition, however.
As long as they are not defaming you, yes, this is legal.
You can check the Secretary of State's Business Entities website.
Yes, you can and probably should request default judgment against the non-responsive defendant.