Arbitration clause in retainer agreement - risk to client? (CA)
The clauses, when properly drafter are enforceable for malpractice claims.
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The clauses, when properly drafter are enforceable for malpractice claims.
Yes the attorney is liable, but only for your damages related up to the time you had notice of his abandonment.
Once your case settles, they can not bill you for future treatment. Have your attorney negotiate a smaller payment with Kaiser and make the...
You were horribly treated. You should hire an experienced attorney right away who can handle all of the issues. You will not need to pay in advance.
Yes to all. You must have the mold tested and remediated. And get out of there.
What you describe is not illegal discrimination.
Yes. The contract can govern most aspects of the transaction.
Yes there is. See Diamond v. Superior Court (2013) 217 Cal.App.4th 1172.
Yes the estate can, but not for a HIPPA violation.
There may be a case for all the employees. Contact an experienced lawsuit attorney.