Serving a non party with a depos subpoena-do I send the subpoena to the parties/their counsel or will the depo notice be enough?

If the deponent is an individual, you must serve them personally. If the deponent is an organization, service is effective if the subpoena is...

Your expert should be deposed by the defendants' attorney. There is generally no need for you to depose your own expert since you already know what...

Looking for exact circumstantial evidence ?

The burden of proof in criminal court is "beyond a reasonable doubt". I find it unlikely that a jury would convict someone based on the very...

Can I still sue?

From the very limited information you have provided, it appears that the statute of limitation on your claim has passed. You should consult a local...

Its depends on whether your baby became ill from ingesting the expired food or not. If the expired food did not make your baby ill, there are no...

Can I sue a family therapist ?

Given the limited facts you have provided it is hard to say whether you can sue the therapist or not. However, if the facts you have provided are...

How can a person get there 401k if the company closed and moved?

you should contact the company where the account was held, as suggested above, and contact a local attorney if you continue to get the runaround.

You can file a motion to compel and ask for monetary sanctions against the party that failed to appear for the deposition.

Question about a motion to strike

If the facts you have provided are correct then the motion should be moot and taken off calendar. You should call the defendant's counsel to...