An attorney didn't put "advertisement" on the envelope he used to send marketing letters. What are the legal consequences?

I doubt that revoking the attorney's license would be the penalty for such an action. This is a matter for the State Bar to handle. You could call...

Landlord tenant dispute

Once you pay the judgment, you can have the other party file a satisfaction of judgment and that satisfaction of judgment will eventually get to...

You should consult with a Trusts and Estates attorney to make sure, but I believe that the probate limit in California is $150,000, so if you...

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A gardener is suing my grandmother for payment for services going back four years. Is that past the statute of limitations.

The statute of limitations on an oral contract is two years and the statute of limitations generally begins to run from the time of the breach....

I'm not sure about the exact nature of your question and there certainly is not enough information to give a thorough analysis, but I can say that...

There are no two bites at the same apple. The Plaintiff should dismiss the case filed in the wrong venue and proceed in the correct venue.

If I served a defendant by publication, am I required to serve by publication all notices of any future hearings?

You may be able to call the Judge's clerk and ask him or her what the judge wants you to do. Service by publication is the last resort for service...

Do I have a good case against the jewelry store?

You may want to consider making use of the small claims court in your county. Small claims court is available for disputes that are less than...

Legal fees 150k, 16 moths and we haven't even taken a depo yet!!!!

It sounds like you are very frustrated and I can see why. Even though legal services are generally very expensive, it helps to feel that your...

Is employer required to pay out PTO after putting in my two weeks notice?

This is a fairly complicated question as it potentially involves employment rules in two different states and maybe employment contracts in two...