If you lost in small claims court, your only recourse is a small claims appeal, which is a trial de novo. In other words, you get to try the case...

Courts are very picky about default judgments. One of many procedural requirements is that you must get the name of the defendant exactly right,...

I am assuming that the someone was injured or suffered property damage, and now they are making a claim against you. If so, you might have...

Because you did not have insurance, if you sue for personal injury, you would be limited to your economic damages (loss of earning, medical...

I think you have the basis of a valid fee dispute, but mostly because the attorney commited malpractice and did not show up for hearings (assuming...

There is no such thing as filing for an extension. If the statute of limitations is approaching, you have two options. Either you file your...

Assuming you are an at-will employee, in order for you to have a wrongful termination case, you have to prove that you were terminated for an...

You could try Googling it. If that does not work, you need to hire someone with access to Lexis-Nexis public records to search for it.

Unless the seller was doing business in California or was a resident of Californa (which does not seem to be the case) you must sue in Washington...

Assuming your case is unlimited jurisdiction ($35,000 or more in controversy) the opposing side probably did nothing wrong. There is a limit of 35...