Has anyone ever sued the state of California for giving a non-English speaking,

I'm sure someone has sued. But on those facts there is no chance of winning.

Can exhibits from the complaint be reference in the separate statement?

Not without further authentication. A separate statement needs to refer to admissible evidence. The fact that an exhibit is attached to a Complaint...

What is the effective day of deposition testimony?

Deposition testimony is given under oath. It does not have an effective date any more than a statement given under oath in open court. Once you...

Can the complaint be referenced in the Separate Statement?

Generally speaking, pleadings are not evidence. An opposition to a motion for summary judgment needs to be based on evidence. So a plaintiff cannot...

You can certainly defend your own deposition. But to do it well, you need an intimate familiarity with the Evidence Code and the Code of Civil...

If my attorney files a motion to disqualify the opposing counsel, will the opposing counsel be notified?

Why are you posting this question in an online forum instead of asking your lawyer? In general, though, an opposing party must be notified of...

Whose advantage is it to correct deposition statements?

A deposition is given under oath. Failure to sign only waives the right to make corrections. The testimony is still binding. While a deponent...

Is it necessary to cite the legal standard for an argument or can it be implied?

You don't automatically lose an argument just because you fail to cite any authority. But unless you want to lose, you'd better tell the judge why...

What are the statues of limitations for DUI?

For misdemeanor DUI, the statute of limitation is one year. For felony DUI it is generally three years.

How long does Plaintiff have to act once Defendant has Answered?

Generally speaking, a defendant cannot bring a motion to dismiss for failure to prosecute until three years after the case was filed.