Is there a civil tort of extortion in CA? And what is the statute of limitations for filing a civil suit?
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Answered on March 27, 2012
What you describe is not extortion. Your friend mistakenly cut down wood that did not belong to him; that is a criminal act. The real owner was...
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Defendant in my lawsuit is serving documents and signing proofs of service.
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Answered on March 27, 2012
Look at Code of Civil Procedures sections 1013 and 1013a.
A party to a lawsuit may not serve documents on the other party.
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CAN I SUE WALGREENS FOR FALSE ACCUSATIONS?
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Answered on March 27, 2012
Possibly. But based on what you describe, you will have a very difficult case.
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I have a labor issue
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Answered on March 27, 2012
As said by the others, your question is confusing.
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How do I sue my Mechanic after bringing my car to him 4 times for the same problem and his business currently has no license?
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Answered on March 27, 2012
You can probably take him to small claims court, and sue to get back the money you paid him.
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What do I do if my license is suspended for fines but I completed and filed required CS hours?
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Answered on March 27, 2012
You need to get proof from the court and or your probation officer and present it to the DMV.
Is hearsay limited to statements by third parties?
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Answered on March 27, 2012
Hearsay is one of the most confusing areas of the evidence code, mostly because of the numerous exceptions to the rule.
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Are served parties' voicemails following service admissible as evidence?
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Answered on March 27, 2012
The voice mails would be admissible, as the parties had no expectation of privacy in leaving voice mails on your system. You should transcribe the...
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Case Resolution Meeting
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Answered on March 27, 2012
The meeting will probably have an impact on your rights and finances. Having an attorney present would not be a bad idea.
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Family Law
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Answered on March 27, 2012
Child support is set according to established guidelines. You can make an agreement with DCSS for child support, and you may not need an attorney...
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