Yes, I am familiar with what you're talking about. Typically an attorney negotiation may result in a more fair settlement but at attorney rates...

Short answer is yes. If you know you have a claim against someone you need to include it in the litigation. As to what causes of action, when you...

A seasonal wash fills with water on our property. Do we have the right to divert and hold any water for crops?

Likely no problem as I understand it is water accumulating on your own land. What drew my eye were the terms "divert" and "hold". Diversion is...

Tech Startup gets New Investor.... Employees now asked to sign away their current company shares to "New Investment Structure"?

(1) Business attorney (and they would bring in special counsel on tax/securities and/or an accountant as and if needed). (2) Sure that might...

Is it a standard practice to compensate the member a disposition fee tied to the sale of the property for winding up the LLC?

I can't pull from an ocean of prior transactions but my perception has been that this varies significantly depending on the agreement of the...

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It's a good thing you didn't sign the Quitclaim Deed because that just removes you from title to the home and NOT from the mortgage. Yes, you have...

Can you sue: Almost certainly yes. Better question: Does it make economic sense to sue the alarm company? Highly questionable because there are...

Unfortunately, you have numerous procedural problems. First of all, you can usually just file a general denial but in a few cases where the...

(1) Yes, an indemnification is enforceable in California unless it involves gross negligence. (2) Maybe you should be concerned. It's hard to...

Well, as I've often remarked on this forum, anyone can sue anyone for anything (generally). The real question is whether you're willing to pay...