Is a person served if they buy the online complaint?
No, that is not sufficient for service. But, you do know about the lawsuit. Ignoring it or dodging service could result in your being...
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No, that is not sufficient for service. But, you do know about the lawsuit. Ignoring it or dodging service could result in your being...
Potentially a medical condition could be grounds for a stay on litigation. It would certainly be grounds for a continuance of any trial date. ...
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Any subpoena would have to be issued by your attorney, or by the clerk of the court if you don't have an attorney. If the company does business in...
It depends on what the order says and what the judge ruled at the hearing. It also depends on why you need to know. For example, if you are...
You have been told what they need to give you back your items. Short of obtaining a court order, there is not much else you could do.
That 60 day deadline for service is not going to help you. You have been served. It does not matter that it happened after 60 days or even...
Sometimes mistakes on a pleading could be sufficient grounds for a motion to quash. The minor mistakes you point out are not. If you are being...
It is difficult to say how one should answer discovery without knowing more about the case and having reviewed the rest of the questions...
Your post is somewhat confusing. If you are being sued, contact an attorney to defend you. If you already have an attorney, discuss this with him...
You should contact a local employment attorney for a consultation.