Verifying a writ petition?

No, you need to verify the allegations in the petition itself. The form is "I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of...

Under rules & violations, attorney/client relationship, why would a lawyer allow opposing attorney to try to contact his client?

There is no way to answer your question based on the information provided.

Can I reopen a case if i've already been sued?

Seems that you have three main options: You can hire a lawyer to defend the case, you can work out some sort of payment arrangement with the...

The insurance company is not taking your claim seriously. And why would they - you're not taking it seriously either. If you were, you'd have hired...

For a Limited Civil lawsuit, what are action item that need to be filed with the court 10 days before a jury trial?

It's going to depend on the local rules for your county and the "local local" rules of the judge to which you are assigned.

What is the statue of limitation for filing legal malpractice lawsuit.

The statute is one year, but it is tolled while the lawyer continues to represent the client in the matter in which the malpractice allegedly...

Is there case law that supports the request to re-open discovery? Other side filed motions for New Trial on the issue of ...

You're getting ahead of yourself. You need to obtain a ruling on the motion(s) for new trial before worrying about re-opening discovery. And...

Is there anything I can do to combat a plaintiff, and plaintiff's witness, who completely lied during a small claims hearing?

There is no civil remedy for false testimony. You can request a new trial (use Judicial Council Form SC-140), but you're going to need to prove the...

Yes, it is possible to sue. Anyone can sue anyone else for anything. The question is whether you'll win. It sounds as though you have a small...

I filed a request of dismissal based on sol, I got a rejection letter stating plaintiff did not sign. What can I do?

In California court, a defendant cannot request dismissal. You need to file an answer and assert the statute of limitation as an affirmative...