The quick answer is yes. However, the issue of whether you should do one and the correct amount involve more detailed analysis.

As long as the defendant has made an appearance in the case, the defendant can do discovery. It doesn't have to be an answer specifically. A...

All you can definitively know is that they aren't shy about spending money on advertising. It may mean they operate a high volume practice. It...

You need to hire a lawyer. That's how you get answers.

It is impossible for anyone here to answer the question of whether there is anything inappropriate happening. The statute of limitations in...

I agree with Mr. Fox's comments. I would add that you can of course appeal the result, if post-trial motions are not successful. Again, watch...

I have seen litigants attempt to subpoena judges to testify on a few occasions. I believe there is a statutory provision which allows them to not...

Bring a motion to recuse for cause under 170.1. Most judges will recuse themselves if asked if there is a history of personal animosity with them.

If the complaint doesn't state any basis for them to take action, the Bar will close the complaint without notifying the attorney. This happens...

Yes. And if your attorney has funds he receives for you, on your behalf, he doesn't have discretion to do it differently. The State Bar requires...