Can I file two cases against the same company?

I agree with the other lawyers. The only thing I can add is that the second thing, whatever it is, assuming the thing happened anew during the...

What is the legal term of process when determining defendant's net worth during the trial?

Your question is a little unclear, but a defendant's financial condition during trial usually is only relevant when you are likely entitled to...

I tried getting a quick trial date in Bakersfield a couple of months ago, and instead they set us for August 2016 (i.e., the first available date...

Is it reasonable to seek bartering relations/services with a law firm?

You need to take care of Cases 1 and 2 before even thinking about Case #3 or any 6-figure recovery in the latter. Malicious prosecution cases are...

Jurisdiction - California Superior Court Service of Process - Personal Service

Yes; as long as she is not a party, it's fine. Moreover, if you're not contesting notice (and it sounds like you're not), it really shouldn't...

After entry of default against defendant.

I suggest you read this: http://www.sdcourt.ca.gov/pls/portal/docs/PAGE/SDCOURT/GENERALINFORMATION/FORMS/CIVILFORMS/CIV251_FILLABLE.PDF

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No deposit record and no ATM email deposit string to my email address.

If the deposit was a check, I suggest you get a copy of the cancelled check from whoever gave it to you, which shouldn't be too difficult. On the...

Can someone point me to a good online read regarding creating interrogatories for a California civil case?

Here is a source for starters: http://saclaw.org/wp-content/uploads/sbs-discovery-special-interrogatories.pdf.

Never. At least I've never heard of advance notice by a process server in 30+ years of law practice. P.S. You may be able to find the case against...

I have an accident October1, and I didn't go to the dr.today nov3 , would the insurance company still owner my case now?

The short answer is "yes," but rather reluctantly, if I am understanding your somewhat unintelligible question correctly. Get a lawyer. You don't...