Any consequences for failure to stipulate to extension to 45 day rule for motion to compel?
I agree with Mr. Daymude. Do you not have the extension confirmed in writing? If you do, that should be sufficient (the other party cannot later...
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I agree with Mr. Daymude. Do you not have the extension confirmed in writing? If you do, that should be sufficient (the other party cannot later...
What type of service? As Mr. Lowenthal notes, there's no absolute right to 30-days notice implied in every contract.
I agree with Mr. Boss and Mr. Doland -- you need to have an attorney review the contract and allegations. I would add, however, that a party in...
You're ignoring the fact that the new cross-defendant may want to conduct discovery itself (after all, it is now being sued). I'm surprised the...
What services you received v. what you paid for is rather confusing. As are the terms of the agreement. If you have paid for services, which you...
Your post is very vague, but nothing prevents a party in a lawsuit from attempting service twice, and by different means.
This question is, unfortunately, too vague. Discovery strategy and trial preparation are very case-specific. I don't know your case, but there...
Dealing with the substance of the UD now will save you time and stress in the long run. Even if service wasn't valid this time (and I'm not...
I'm not certain as to your question either, but if you're physically threatened, you may want to consider a restraining order against the neighbors.
If this conduct is going to hurt your business and/or reputation, you need to contact a local attorney to evaluate possible defamation and...