The judge mooted the claim on which anti-SLAPP motion was filed and denied attorney's fees.
California's anti-SLAPP statute (See CCP § 425.16(c)) provides mandatory attorneys fees to a prevailing defendant. So if you were wrongfully sued,...
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California's anti-SLAPP statute (See CCP § 425.16(c)) provides mandatory attorneys fees to a prevailing defendant. So if you were wrongfully sued,...
In California, this is generally done via a declaration (e.g., Declaration of John Doe In Support of Motion to Vacate Default Judgement), which...
Probably. It really depends on the lease language, though, so if the lease requires you to disclose all tenants in the initial application and it...
No, that is not how you would do it, typically. While you can always take the motion off-calendar and re-file it anew (assuming you are within the...
They can always sue you personally, but they would either have to allege that you personally did something wrong (e.g., YOU damaged the car), or...
You should, technically. If it's a non-profit church event, no one may care, but you should have the proper disclaimers posted anyway.
Assuming you are still employed there and have access to the complaints you made via email, send a copy to yourself at your Gmail or Hotmail or...
If after you have filed an Answer you discover during the course of litigation information which would give rise to an additional affirmative...
If you have medical injuries attributable to their negligence in sending out the wrong medication, you possibly could sue them for negligence, but...
I would take it up with club directly first, rather than charging it back on your card. Especially if it's a place you generally like and this was...