THis is a re-asked question. I never got feedback the first time:
Was the subpoena personally served on the witness? If so, your next step is to file a motion to compel deposition testimony.
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Was the subpoena personally served on the witness? If so, your next step is to file a motion to compel deposition testimony.
No, you are not right. Sanctions are available to compensate a party prevailing on a motion for attorney fees. As a self-represented party you...
This sounds more like a practical question than a legal question. Employers in California are given broad latitude on how to manage their...
The legislature has set the statutory witness fee is $35 plus mileage. That's all you get.
First off, your attorney is the best person to answer this question. If you are self-represented, you can not receive sanctions in the form of...
You don't have any obligation to disclose your insurance coverage before suit is filed against you. But once suit has been filed, the plaintiff is...
If you filed a small claims action and lost, you are barred from asserting those claims again. You cannot file a Superior Court action, a writ of...
Your insurance company says they will provide a defense. Let them.
You cannot appear on behalf of another person in court unless you are a lawyer. However, depending on the legal proceeding, it may not be necessary...
No. The litigation privilege provides absolute immunity from civil liability for anything said or done during the course of a lawsuit.