If you could sue for the things you list, there are now thousands of AVVO attorneys that could sue you for wasting our time. The answer is...

What options do I have in discovery - do I have to send interrogatories at once?

If you are in limited jurisdiction, your options are limited. You only get a total of 35 questions of all types. You can send all 35 at once, or...

How can one protect oneself from a clumsy lawyer?

There is not much you can do about the failings or inactions of the other side's attorney. The Court can sanction an attorney for violation of...

Submit a claim to your insurance company. Submit a claim to the apartment building's insurance policy. Let them work out who has to pay. If you...

How do I find specific attorney filing in Los Angeles Superior court records?

The L.A. County Superior Court website allows you to search by party name for a fee. If you want to search by the name of an attorney, you should...

If my lease includes a $5,000 cap ("per breach") on attorney's fees (to prevailing party) what trouble could this cause?

There are a lot of questions here, and you are getting into some areas that are complicated. A cap as you describe could be considered a violation...

Bought a pickup from a dealer & the dealer did not pay off the previous loan

If it was a dealer, he would have a bond in place. Contact the DMV to find out if this dealer had a bond, who held the bond, and then put in a...

If a landlord sends me via document from the company he represents (he is a lawyer) but the company is not a party to the action

Maybe, maybe not. It probably depends on what the document says. People sometimes use their office letterhead even for unrelated business. That...

Can THE OWNER/MANGER of an LLC be served his summons and those who act as his agents for the LLC

Generally, a LLC must be served by delivery of the summons & complaint to the registered agent for service of process at the registered address. ...

After a case has concluded, what does a defense attorney do with the discovery?

The client is the owner of the file. The attorney is entitled to keep a copy of it. If you want the file back, ask the attorney, I am sure he...

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