The general rule is that dismissal of fewer than ALL of the parties or ALL of the claims is not a "final judgment" for purposes of appealability....

You have a right to discovery of relevant information from non-parties. The way to do so is through the subpoena process. However you should be...

Your best bet and quickest option will be to start with the insurance company. They will ignore you at first if you are not represented by an...

You should ask to see all of the final documents before signing the settlement agreement. The section 1542 waiver is pretty standard in most...

Just because you have evidence to debunk the allegations does not mean that you would have any success on a demurrer or a motion to dismiss. The...

A year to a year and a half is a typical amount of time for an appeal to run its course from start to finish. And as Mr. Kane points out, that time...

Generally if the other party has an attorney that has “appeared in” the case then you can serve the attorney. However in a limited few scenarios...

If the issue you are appealing is something that cannot be decided without knowing what happened at that hearing (i.e., if there were witnesses...

If indeed all you need is an amendment to a living trust adding a beneficiary, that would not be very expensive and would likely take no more than...

If you have a problem with something the trustee is doing or trying to do, you have the right to object to it. You may, but are not required to,...