Is this included in pain and suffering?

No there is no pain and suffering component to a pure property damage or loss in CA. What you can try and get in addition to the cost of repair,...

I think you need to read the ordinace and see what the description is for the offense? If it is vague or overbroad, then make that arguement. In...

Good Law firm providing loan mod or litigation service to keep my home

Sorry to hear about your situation. Try looking in the AVVO find a lawyer section. If you have no luck, then contact the State Bar of California's...

Been in litigation since August 2012. Close to default judgement. Discover landlord is renting space with our equipment inside.

Well if he locked you out illegally and now is trying to rent the scape with your equipment, this is additional basis for damages on your part. You...

Hello I have my brother-in-law with a problem he safer twice a accident needs a serious lower not like the one he have!

You should have your brother find an AVVO lawyer in Los Angeles that can help him with his case if he is unsatisfied with his current attorney. The...

Personal Injury Claim against City in Bankruptcy Chapter 9. Will this cause a problem being paid?

I assume you have a lawyer for your case, you should really be asking them on this issue. if you have a judgment already, then you are in a better...

Adding witnesses once order filed?

Amend your witness list to this additional person ASAP and file it with the court and serve it on your ex's attorney right away so they have notice...

What are the limitations to serving someone in California? Can I ask the defendant to meet a third party somewhere to serve him?

You as a party can't serve the person, it must be done by a third person, not a party to an action. You can videotape the person in a public place...

If OC ignores my request for him to amend his notice of ruling which does not accurately state the court ruling, what do I do?

I agree with the other attorneys responses.

Can you sue more than once for the same act?

No you can sue only once for the same claims, otherwise you would have no finality in court. This is emcompassed by theories of res judicatat and...