CCP 2025.410(b) - notice of unavailability of deposition.
If you have received a deposition notice and are contemplating waiting until three days before the deposition time to notify the opposing party...
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If you have received a deposition notice and are contemplating waiting until three days before the deposition time to notify the opposing party...
Documents implicate privacy rights when the documents include any information that is not public, such as unlisted phone numbers, financial...
In any kind of civil case, discovery and pleading are distinct issues. That is, whether you answer does not depend on whether you have completed...
Discovery is not required. Neither the plaintiff or the defendant are required to take any depositions, at all. Depending on your trial date...
You may serve a subpoena on a third party requiring that party to appear and testify, produce documents, or both. So you may ask other tenants to...
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Are you represented by counsel? If so, you must discuss this with your attorney. This is quite a kettle of worms. Your question implicates...
No, it is not a valid objection. In discovery, the opposing party has a right to see (and have copies of) every copy of a particular document. ...
This question is much too broad to be answered in this forum because, no, objections are not in the CCP. The only objections mentioned...
Merely the fact that one party is contemplating or has filed a Motion to Compel discovery is not likely to lead to a trial continuance. Both...
If you are referring to the exchange of expert witness information required by Code of Civil Procedure section 2034.260, the code section tells you...