In a California civil case which party is responsible for filing a NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT form, the plaintiff or defendent?
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Answered on March 20, 2012
Usually the plaintiff will need to file the notice of settlement. California Rules of Court
Rule 3.1385, states, in pertinent part, as...
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What's title/name shall B write on the pleading in lawsuit?
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The Code of Civil Procedure provides for a Motion, Opposition and Reply to the opposition. It does not provide for any response to the Reply. I...
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Should i hire a lawyer what should i ask for?
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Answered on March 20, 2012
It can't hurt you (and probably will help you) to speak to an experienced personal injury attorney before deciding how to proceed. You should make...
Plaintiff's use of equitable estoppel to argue against defendant's defense of statute of limitations.
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As a first line of defense against a claim that an action is time barred, you should determine if you can argue that the action is not time barred....
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Do you know of any California law states whether an insurance company is authorized to accept service on behalf of its insured
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I agree with above responses.
Hit car while backing into parking space
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Mr. Hurd and Mr. Taylor provide excellent responses. Liability analysis here is fact intensive, and all of the pertinent details need to be...
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I ate raw meat from mcdonalds what can I do
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Answered on March 19, 2012
If you suffered an injury sufficient to require medical treatment, it may be worthwhile to consider a lawsuit. If not, probably the best you can...
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When is a settlement agreement official?
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Answered on March 19, 2012
In most civil litigation contexts, a settlement agreeement is final upon the parties signing the agreeement. A judge's approval is not necessary....
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Should I give copies during discovery when the source is my former work place?
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Answered on March 19, 2012
You should turn over everything you intend to use as evidence. Any document or thing you do not produce to the opposing party is potentially...
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What is the correct Termanology?
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Answered on March 19, 2012
I agree with above response. General damages (also known as non-economic damages) are things like pain and suffering, inconveninece and diminished...
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