Just file the SR-1. You weren't at fault, so it's no skin off your nose. And you'll have protected yourself from any argument that you should have...

If I make a specific argument in a separate statement, but fail to cite an existing case, is my argument waived?

Legal arguments should be made in the memorandum, not the separate statement. Since you shouldn't be citing cases in the separate statement at all,...

To protect work product, can I redact factual reasons from a separate statement in a civil unlimited discovery motion?

Tread carefully here. Just because you claim that "[f]acts are protected by work product" does not mean they are. And it's called the **attorney**...

A creditor needs to obtain a judgment against you before executing against your assets.

Contrator's contract warrants he hires only duly licensed subs. Is he in breach if he puts unlicensed subs on his payroll?

If a person is on a contractor's payroll, that person is an employee, not a subcontractor. The fact that the contractor stated at one point in time...

If a disabled/Elderly In Pro Per Plaintiff has trouble speaking at an OSC RE: Dismissal For Failure To Proceed hearing ...

There is no right to present verbal argument. And putting quote marks around "court-ordered" does not excuse compliance with the judge's order. It...

Is a final order any order that is issued entitled Order After Hearing and contains the phrase: "It Is Ordered..."?

Generally speaking, you can only take an appeal when the case is over. There are exceptions to this general rule, but unless the order you're...

If the court grant the motion to leave to amend my First Amended Complaints how will that affect the Demurrers.

The fact that your motion has been granted will not affect a demurrer to the First Amended Complaint. But if you actually file the Second Amended...

Is there specific language to use on a declaration that allows an attorney to sign said declaration on a client's behalf?

Wait, you're a lawyer and you're posting this question here? The best advice I can give you is to contact your malpractice carrier.

Am I entitled to getting my retainer fee back?

You may fire your lawyer at any time. But just because nothing has been filed and no court dates have been set does not mean that she hasn't done...