If you registered your trademark with the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) you can sue for statutory damages and attorney's fees. ...

No. You serve copies of your discovery, e.g., interrogatories on the opposing attorney or party if not represented by counsel. When you serve...

How many opposition motions to quash a summons can the other party file?

This question requires more details. The court would not likely rule on two motions to quash service of summons on one particular defendant. But...

Yes, but be careful - relevance is not always an appropriate discovery objection. The proverbial fishing expedition is not always prohibited. For...

Which state goes in 8.3 -- theirs, mine or both? Does arbitration need to occur in the county of the client or mine?

Both of these items are negotiable between the parties. The governing law and the venue for any subsequent legal action could be either...

Would I be better off seeking an employment attorney or someone that specializes in contracts to assist?

Even though you appear to view the scenario you have described as a breach of contract (which it could be) it is in the employment context and your...

Despite the fact that at-will employment can be terminated at anytime, from your description of the facts, a promissory estoppel argument certainly...

How can fight my employer with a legal stand point to recover my project earnings?

Litigating Federal employment claims can prove to be complicated. You have certain rights and remedies available to you, some of which are...

At what point should I begin the motion to compel? Thanks

Assuming this case is in California, if the opposing party did not serve a response 35 days from the date of service of the underlying discover and...

In California, contracts may be verbal unless they are required to be in writing by statute. For example, the statute of frauds requires...