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Yes it is medical malpractice. Your future losses will have to be analyzed to determine if your case is viable.
What you describe is potentially medical malpractice. To make such a case viable, it would need evidence that the malpractice will cause...
They should not have served the 3 day notice. If they try to evict you, you will likely have a case against them.
You are not barred from self representation but you are required to satisfy all the requirements, including an expert. Fee waivers are available...
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If the time limit had run before the payment, see CCP 360 “but no such payment of itself shall revive a cause of action once barred.”
If someone unaffiliated with your employer was at fault, they may be able to be sued.
The claim against your father is likely discharged in the bankruptcy. If the filed suit and obtained the judgment they can collect for ten years...
The insurance company must still provide a defense. Service is required in 60 days, but the court is not required to dismiss the case.
Unless it involves real property, oral modifications can be enforced with proper evidence.
If there is ongoing litigation, the withdrawal must be with court approval or agreed to by the client in writing. If no litigation or the case is...