That would be a good question for your attorneys. There is no way to answer that without knowing more about your case. In general, if its a...

You do not file anything having to do discovery unless you file a motion to compel or motion to compel further responses. You should attach a...

You can serve by certified mail, but it only counts as service if the person you are suing signs the return receipt. If you have reason to believe...

Normally, its going to be your fault if you are the one turning left. Its possible that there could be some comparative negligence (both parties...

Larger companies and government entities usually have hotlines that allow you to report discrimination anonymously. Such companies also have HR...

Your lawyer could sue you for any out of pocket costs he or she advanced on your behalf. Its possible, but extremely unlikely, that you could be...

Sounds like a wrongful termination case. If it is, you would need to retain an attorney who specializes in employment law.

Tentatives are never appealable, but once the order becomes final, it would depend upon what kind of an order it is. Some orders are appealable,...

When you don't serve timely responses, all objections are waived. You might try serving responses without objections before the hearing, and then...

File a motion in the superior court for relief from waiver of trial by jury. If you lose the motion, I think you could file a writ with the court...