Can a motion for discovery be filed at any time in civil action if a trial date has not yet been set?

No. You have 45 days after the objections are served. If you fail to file a motion within that time, you waive your right to the discovery.

If the other party does not respond to my FORM INTERROGS based on their claims the defintion of INCIDENT is vague or not clear

No. So long as the opposing party has provided any response (including an objection), a meet-and-confer is required.

Is it ok to sign Health Information Release Authorization after at fault driver's insurance denied my body injury claim 3 times?

Go ahead and sign the release. You've already damaged your case - perhaps irretrievably - by dealing directly with the insurance company instead of...

Am I 100% liable for an accident just because I had no insurance

In principal, your insurance coverage status has nothing to do with your liability. You either are or are not liable, and if you have insurance it...

Can I serve the same documents in one envelope to parties with the same address?

I'm not sure that the CCP has an answer to your question, but the best practice would be to serve each party separately.

Can a party to an action complain when a third party (not a process server) whom they know has served them with legal documents?

The party can complain, but it won't do any good. You are correct that the lawsuit is public record. And there is no requirement that documents be...

When completing a CMS line 15 other motions should I include a motion to suppress a motion for Bifurcation by the Defense?

No. In the first place, there is no such thing as a "motion to suppress" in California civil litigation. In the second place, a Case...

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Can I fire an attorney if I'm at the settlement arena? My attorney won't respond to emails and all

It takes time - months - to get Medicare liens resolved. Just because you're ready to settle doesn't mean the case can be settled at this time, and...

NOTICE OF ORDER TO SHOW RE DISMISSAL OF COMPLAINT FILED

An OSC is not a dismissal, it's notice that the court may dismiss the case. If that happens, the dismissal is involuntary. If the parties settle,...

Is a Negligence cause of action can a plaintiff get punitive damages.?

The facts that you provide do not state a cause of action for negligence. And even if they did, negligence is not a basis for recovering punitive...