How to appeal an adverse ruling for Summary Adjudication because Judge would not allow me to clarify my truthful response?

Rulings on a motion for summary adjudication of issues are not appealable. Your only remedies are a motion for reconsideration, and a petition for...

How do I prevent a former employer from giving bad information about me to a new prospective employer ?

I agree with Mr. Pedersen. Former employees generally have no way to prevent former employers from talking to prospective employers. The remedy...

Is a reply from the defense on an opposition to dismiss motion sufficient for the judge to rule without hearing?

A hearing will be held if (a) there is no tentative ruling; (b) the court's tentative ruling instructs the parties to appear; or (c) one side...

I was granted motion to set aside/vacate judgement and was told to serve notice in 30 days. What does this mean?

There are two possibilities. First is that you were ordered to provide notice of the decision, which would be what my colleague has discussed. ...

Breach/repudiation of dispute resolution agreement.

The "class action waiver" issue has been the subject of many, many court cases. At the US Supreme Court, the waiver has been upheld. I agree that...

First, your contract needs to be reviewed to see what rights you may have there. Second, your remedy will be in small claims court -- assuming...

What am I suppose to do if a judgment has been granted and awarded to me from the court? How do I collect a judgment?

Here's what I think you should do: 1. Do you know for sure there are no assets in California? If you know that for sure, then you can skip...

I was in court debating a motion and the court said they will take the matter "under submission." Do I need to do anything?

No, you need not do anything now. Indeed, it is probably too late to contact the judge and provide any additional paperwork or information. If...

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To prove fraud, the creditor must prove that you misrepresented something to him in order to induce him to give you the money, and that he suffered...

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Without more information, it isn't possible to tell if you are a properly named defendant. If the lawsuit is in Washington, it also isn't possible...