What is the procedure for asking to be removed as a party/plaintiff in a lawsuit in California?

You can voluntarily dismiss your lawsuit. If you were to tell the defendant that you want to dismiss your suit voluntarily, it would probably draft...

I received a summary judgement and am not sure how to respond, my court date is oct 8, am i too late, and if not what do i do?

I assume that you received a *motion* for summary judgment. If that's right, then such motions are governed by Rule 56 of the court's rules of...

Underinsured Driver: re-payment preference subrogation vs out of poket expenses

Yes. Under Washington law, your insurance company may not surrogate to recover from the third party until you have been fully compensated. Below,...

You certainly might have a legitimate case against the salon. Based on the limited facts that you've provided, I definitely would not rule that...

I'm tempted to just say "no backsies." :) Based on your very brief description of the facts, I'm having trouble discerning any legal basis that...

Lent a friend over 60 thousand and have never seen a dime. now he tells me to get a lawyer

Sorry to hear about your situation. To answer your question: 1. You could sue your friend in an effort to get a judgment. The amount in...

For improper service where law firm didn't follow the protocol to notify the defendant properly, how can I handle the civil sui?

1. If you were never properly served with process, then the court did not have personal jurisdiction over you, and the judgment against you is...

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Post Office is trying to sue me after mail carrier fell down my step.

I'm not exactly sure what your specific question is. However, as Mr. Stumpf stated, homeowners insurance serves to protect you in the event of such...

There's a legal angle to your question and a business angle to your question. I'll address both. First, purely as a legal matter, I highly doubt...

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How long does a company have to collect an overpayment?

In short, an insurance company would likely take the position that it would have three years from the date that it discovered the error to file a...