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I am the Plaintiff in a pro per case. The Attorney to the Defendant has sent me four documents that I have to respond to.
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Answered on July 28, 2014
An informal phone call or letter requesting a 2- to 4-week extension of time is usually not a problem. Be sure to confirm any agreement for such an...
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How do I request a copy from the findings of a physical examination that was performed on myself as requested by the opposing
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Serve a demand pursuant to CCP 2032.610(a).
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When is the latest before trial am I required to disclose my medical expert?
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It is unclear what you mean by the defendant "insisting on a definite answer." If the defendant has propounded expert witness discovery that does...
Personal Injury--Can you rescind a release from liability? or is it voidable?
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Answered on July 28, 2014
Generally speaking, a release is only voidable if it was procured by fraud.
Do I have any legal recourse if I have not been paid for completing a research study?
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There is a possibility, but class action suits are expensive. Even if it's a couple of hundred people, you're going to have a hard time finding a...
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How to count days to send response to the compel motion?
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Answered on July 28, 2014
In the absence of any specific direction by the court as to method of service, documents are considered served when mailed. But it's generally...
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Can I counter-sue Plaintiff - even they have not served the complaint? (They have only filed the complaint in court so far!)
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Answered on July 28, 2014
Yes you can file a cross-complaint before being served. You will need to pay a first-appearance filing fee when you do. Making a general appearance...
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It's the Grace period something legal?
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Answered on July 28, 2014
No grace period is required. Unless the landlord changed the contract after you signed it, then it is perfectly legal.
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Demur to the complaint.
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You may demur to any or all of the causes of action that are alleged against you. You are not permitted to demur to causes of action that are only...
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What is the Small Claims limit?
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Answered on July 28, 2014
Not only can you appear in small claims court without a lawyer on behalf of your business, you are not permitted to have a lawyer appear. But the...
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