Can an executive employee who has a 3 year contract that is not renewed apply and qualify for unemployment?

Yes, so long as you meet the eligibility requirements. An individual who files for unemployment insurance benefits must meet specific eligibility...

HOA Dues are owed in excess of $6,000. HOA has sent this to an attorney for collection? Can they foreclose or kick me out?

Yes, you have to pay the arrears or else face foreclosure. The California Legislature enacted very specific procedural rules governing condominium...

Are points and authorites required on all motions?

Yes. Since you are writing from Los Angeles, I assume your bankruptcy case is pending in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of...

Does a person who acts as a process server need to be registered in order to be paid a fee?

No, he or she does not need to be registered in order to be paid a fee. Your understanding of the Business and Professions Code section 22350 is...

Second loan is suing for breach of contract

No, if your bankruptcy is currently pending (in other words, still active), you do not have to file an answer in a state court lawsuit. Any...

The home that i am renting has now been auctioned and sold yesterday, now the new homeowner wants to kick me out, what do i do?

No, you do not have to move out today. I agree with Kenny Tan's response. If the new owner chooses to evict existing tenants, the new owner must...

What is an extension from the collection law firm?

Yes, under the California Rules of Court, the plaintiff/collection law firm can give you a 15 day extension of time to respond to the summons and...

Do i have to pay an insurance company if i lose a case?

Yes, the insurance company has the right of subrogration, which basically means that after defending or paying out on the claim, it can go after...

Which acts of law does trademark infringement violate?

As you guessed, the Lanham Act is found in Title 15 of the United States Code and contains the federal statutes governing trademark law in the U.S....

I agree with the prior response. Basically, "disposed" is terminology used by the court system to indicate that they don't have to do anything...