Usually when a person pleads guilty, they waive their right to appeal the finding of guilt, but retain their right to appeal the sentence. However,...

If respondents did not raise any new issues, you should not reply. If you do, it will be stricken.

On plantiffs 2nd request for production of documents what are they asking for?

Sounds like they want anything in writing that is about the dog. If you don't have anything, answer that you don't have anything.

Are there Attorneys that will let you hire them for a couple hours just to Answer the complaint?

There may be. You will probably have to ask them each individually until you find one that will do it. I don't know of any easier way. If there...

Can anyone assist with a potential appeal or motion for additur due to insufficient jury verdict?

One of the rules of this Q&A forum is that the lawyers cannot solicit your business. That would include responding to a question like "can anyone...

What is the statistics in the appeals court for Affirming vs Reversing vs Remanding

Statistics on appeals in Washington state courts can be obtained from the Administrative Office of the Courts: http://www.courts.wa.gov/caseload/

Is there any human rights organization or non profit which helps in paying for the court fees or attorney fees?

In Washington state courts, an indigent party can get the appeal filing fee waived by making a request under GR 34. If the appellant wins the...

Once a jury trial is completed and a verdict is announced can we appeal the decision?

The time to appeal is after entry of final judgment. Usually this is a separate document filed sometime after the verdict. If you file your notice...

Could the order denying summary judgment on counter-claim appealed?

Usually denial of summary judgment means that nothing in the case has changed and everything will go to trial. Trial is where issues of fact will...

Can a motion for clarification be reversed, when the first court ruled in our favour and stated this was a baseless lawsuit?

Generally speaking, once an appellate court makes a decision, that decision is considered "the law of the case," and the trial court must follow...