Can I amend the Complaint at or after trial to add conversion since I only claimed breach of contract?
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Answered on January 12, 2013
I'm going to assume by "the other party," you mean a second defendant. The default is only good against the complaint they were served with, and...
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Sued for defamation. How can I prove what was said over the phone and how can the other party prove he/she didn't say it?
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Answered on January 12, 2013
Ms. McCall is on point. Among other elements needed to prove a defamation claim, the statement must be made to a third party. There's one...
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PERMISSIBLE TO COMBINE MULTIPLE TYPES OF MOTIONS IN LIMINE?
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Answered on January 12, 2013
Typically, a motion in limine is aimed at precluding a piece of evidence. The motion tends to set forth all the reasons it shouldn't come in. If...
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Objection to interrogatory
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Answered on January 12, 2013
I don't know what your suit is regarding, but there's a good chance your present address is discoverable. For instance, it could lead to evidence...
How does the non-party authenticate copy of documents he is requested to produce?
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Answered on January 11, 2013
If you're referring to a business records subpoena, which I think you are, you will probably need a declaration authenticating the documents. You...
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Can you sue a dental office for talking about your child?
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Answered on January 11, 2013
Generally, for slander, you need to show a false statement of fact (not true, not opinion) that causes damage.
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Discovery and authenticity.
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Answered on January 11, 2013
You're over thinking. Assuming the document you're referring to is discoverable, information such as who drafted a document, whether it is what it...
Is the objection “not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence” often debated?
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Answered on January 11, 2013
Whether something is discoverable is certainly a common dispute in litigation. Unfortunately, for a pro per litigant, I imagine it's even more...
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Is this a valid response to a request for production of documents?
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Answered on January 11, 2013
What you describe is a common response, but it's not permitted under the code. The responding party already had 30 days to look through their...
Discovery objection of “speculation.”
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Answered on January 09, 2013
Overbroad and speculation are not related. Overbroad may be a valid objection if the documents you seek are not within the parameters of...
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