What is/are the real differences between a complaint under the CLRA and B&P 17500?

It depends on the specific facts of the case. For example, the CLRA only applies to goods and services. It does not apply to insurance which is...

Can I sue for negligence against an employer for pain and suffering?

If you are talking about a workplace injury, you must file a workers compensation claim. There are a few very narrow exceptions that are not...

Technically, you are supposed to file the original signed verification. There was a time when the clerk might reject signed documents that were not...

How to collect the money owed to me from someone who is in prison for financial fraud. ?

All you have is a civil claim for breach of contract, not a criminal case. You can sue him, probably get a default judgment, and then attempt to...

Can an everyday person representing themselves in small claims get tortious breach damages? What are examples?

Tortious breach is actually the wrong cause of action for cases like this. The correct causes of action are nuisance, negligence, breach of lease,...

Where can I file my small claims suit?

In order for a California court to have jurisdiction over an out of state corporation, the out of state corporation has to have minimum contacts...

Is it true I can't be in my work place while I'm off or off the clock ?

There is no law requiring you to leave your workplace after you clock out, but your employer may have such a rule. If so, your employer probably...

Do I have a case if I was assaulted/touched and threatened ina voilent manner by a co worker?

You could sue the employee who assaulted you. You could file a workers compensation claim. You could do both. If they fire you, you might be...

What type of legal issue is this and what should I do?

I would want to know if there is a sign in the dressing room area alerting shoppers that they are being watched or recorded while in the dressing...

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Generally, a motion for judgment on the pleadings should be heard no less than 30 days before trial, but I have heard of courts allowing them as...