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CA Civil Case Defense against an insurance company. Insurance company wants Declaratory of relief.
On the CMC-110 form…
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Answered on April 14, 2011
Usually, there are no monetary sanctions for failure to meet and confer, but the court may continue (postpone) the CMC and make all the parties...
Am I still considered a "Tenant in Possession" if I haven't turned over the keys to Landlord?
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Answered on April 14, 2011
Additional pointer:
If you haven't already, please study the Dept, of Consumer Affairs' website on the topic of refund of security deposits...
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CA Civil Case Defense against an insurance company. Insurance company wants Declaratory of relief.
On the CMC-110 form…
Frank's answer
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Answered on April 14, 2011
Although you mention irregularities, you do not seem to have any insurance coverage issues that you need to indicate on your Case Management...
Am I still considered a "Tenant in Possession" if I haven't turned over the keys to Landlord?
Frank's answer
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Answered on April 14, 2011
Yes, you are still considered in possession if you have not surrendered the keys. Here, however, the landlord came in and changed the locks before...
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Can my attorney bill me for hours he spent defending himself and an expert witness against lawsuits brought by judgment debtor?
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Answered on April 14, 2011
No, he should not be billing you for this.
Do you have a written attorney-client fee agreement which clearly sets forth the "scope of work"?
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Civil Lawsuit (Corporation): What are my rights as an employee of the company being sued?
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Answered on April 14, 2011
Absolutely not true.
The lawyer is trespassing. Was he taking pictures of any inventory?
The company has the duty to defend and indemnify...
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CA Civil Case Defense against an insurance company. Insurance company wants Declaratory of relief.
On the CMC-110 form…
Frank's answer
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Answered on April 14, 2011
Mediation is best.
No, leave it blank.
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CA Civil Case Defense against an insurance company. Insurance company wants Declaratory of relief.
On the CMC-110 form…
Frank's answer
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Answered on April 14, 2011
Leave both boxes blank unless you have intention to file a specific motion.
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CA Civil Case Defense against an insurance company. Insurance company wants Declaratory of relief.
On the CMC-110 form…
Frank's answer
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Answered on April 14, 2011
Yes, leave the economic litigation section blank.
The California Rules of Court require all parties to meet and confer. At a minimum, I suggest...
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CA Civil Case Defense against an insurance company. Insurance company wants Declaratory of relief.
On the CMC-110 form…
Frank's answer
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Answered on April 14, 2011
The statues you will be dealing with primarily are covered under Code of Civil Procedure sections 2030.xxx through 2034.xxx.
Discovery must be...
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