Defendant in an upcoming CA Superior Court trial set without being served?
I would start by reviewing the proof of service, especially the statements by the process server as to date, location, and manner in which you were...
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I would start by reviewing the proof of service, especially the statements by the process server as to date, location, and manner in which you were...
This is not uncommon, especially where the attorney who noticed your deposition didn't make any attempt to determine your availability. Simply...
Usually the local rules of the court where your case is venued will state when the trial briefs are due.
No, you need not respond to any of the interrogatories beyond the first 35. They will need to re-serve the remaining interrogatories along with...
Assuming you're in California state court, you cannot file a reply to the other party's reply. However, if the reply brief raises new issues...
There would certainly be no harm in advising the opposing party by phone of the trial date. I would also follow up that discussion with another...
There is no statute preventing a party from withdrawing a motion for summary judgment and then later re-filing the same motion. The Court has not...
If you have a written order awarding sanctions, then prepare and serve the attorney with a proposed judgment on the order. If the attorney fails...