Is it ethical for a law firm to take on a client knowing that they will inevitably withdraw?
I disagree with your starting assumption that a law firm you hire knows how long you can continue to pay fees. I have had clients claim to be...
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Real estate Lawyer at Westlake Village, CA
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I disagree with your starting assumption that a law firm you hire knows how long you can continue to pay fees. I have had clients claim to be...
You cannot sue for defamation based on communications in a legal filing. Your best bet is to defend the lawsuit. If you can afford an attorney...
Whenever you are interrogated (questioned) while in police custody, they should read you Miranda rights.
The standard for who is a vexatious litigant is set forth in California Code of Civil Procedure section 391.7. While it is not impossible to meet...
If he has already been found guilty, it could affect a related civil case in many ways. If there is no further potential for additional criminal...
I would suggest the two of you agree in writing about this as a further clarification of whatever written agreement you previously had. If you...
The quick answer is yes. Small claims court possibly. But you may have to prove they told you they were selling you new, in which case you will...
It is difficult to know what you are specifically describing. They are displaying a photograph they bought from you? How are they displaying it? ...
So, your question is: "Would an Amicus Letter Brief, not favoring either party, and with little case law to discuss, be appropriate to describe...
The lawyer is responsible for anything that happens in his or her office. One would therefore sue the attorney or law firm (possibly in addition...