As a party to the action, you should not be serving anything yourself; you should have someone who is not a party serving papers for you. Beyond...

Does my former company have a case against me? Can they even claim what they are seeking?

If I understand your query correctly, your former employer let you use a laptop for work purposes but neglected to ask for it back when it let you...

Is a 30-day notice to vacate valid if posted rather than substituted service when people were at the residence?

Code of Civil Procedure section 1162(a) permits service by posting on the leased premises only if the tenant's place of residence of business...

Can I keep, or have reasonable time to maintain possession of something mistakenly given to me?

Unless you somehow led your former employer to think that the laptop was older than it actually was or the company conditioned giving it to you on...

Are there any limits to how many motions a party can file against discovery responses in California?

Under California Code of Civil Procedure section 2030.300(c), any motion to compel further responses to interrogatories must be made within 45 days...

My employer doesn't pay for overtime what can I do?

There is an alternative to going to court, namely filing a complaint with the Labor Commissioner's Office of the California Department of...

What kind of attorney would I need?

You should get a personal injury attorney. You might call the Sacramento County Bar Association and ask for a referral to an attorney who...

What do I have to do to collect damages and rent on an illegal marijuana grow.

If they don't move out within the three days, file a complaint for unlawful detainer and include the claim for unpaid rent in your complaint. ...

May further points and authorities be made in Appellate Reply Brief argument when Respondent's response to ...

If you bring up new arguments in a reply brief, the respondent will most likely move for leave to file a further brief or for an order striking...

You can request that the court impose up to $1,500 in monetary sanctions pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure section 177.5 for violation of a court...