Personal loan to an out-of-state friend gone bad

California allows suit for breach of contract in the county where the obligation was to be performed - claimants in your position typically allege...

If the are 3 pro se plaintiffs in a civil case and 1 is served interrogatories and rfas, asking if she knows of any other person

#1 must respond in full, but may assert a "common interest" (aka "joint defense") objection to revealing shared information that falls with the...

If I send out my RFAs and FIs to early, can I re send them using the same exact FIs and RFAs without worrying?

In legal effect sending them early is not sending them at all, unless the respondent waives that objection and responds, in which case you will...

An amended answer is going to supersede the original for all purposes, subject to the rule that an amended pleading can't omit or contradict...

What does it mean for corporation whose status is suspended to rescind the contract or seek rescission?.

My colleagues are correct that a suspended corporation can't appear or defend a suit. If you (or rather your corporation) is in this predicament,...

Can you raise collateral estoppel after filing an answer (or response)? What's the easiest way (summary judgment/demurrer)?

See Rutter Group Civil Procedure before Trial discussion below re assertion of res judicata/collateral estoppel in motion for judgment on the...

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The answer is yes, the motion for judgment on the pleadings can be filed at any time, assuming no trial date is set. However: A motion judgment on...

I suggest approaching it this way: objections as to the "form" of the form interrogatory - like "vague" or "ambiguous" - won't fly because the form...

I recommend immediatly retaining an expert in the California Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act - commonly known as the "Lemon Law", which covers...

How do I cross examine myself when I'm pro per in a trial or long cause hearing?

Propose to the judge that you would like to proceed by saying "Question: followed by the question", giving opposing counsel an opportunity to...