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You are in a very tough position if the court already ruled against you on this discovery motion. However, you can see the discussion in the...

Do I have to reissue notices of appear to plaintiff if the initial trial date was vacated? Or amend the original one and letter?

Was the trial date vacated or continued? If the trial was continued, you can serve an amended notice to appear. If the trial date was vacated,...

I was the plaintiff in a Small Claim that was dismissed without prejudice last week

File a Form SC-135 immediately. Here is the form: http://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/sc135.pdf

After someone filed for workers compensation, do I need to get workers comp for everyone else now?

In California, so long as you employ a single employee, you are required by law to have workers compensation insurance, regardless of whether you...

If a lawsuit is filed but the statute of limitations has run out, will there still be a record somewhere of that suit?

Yes, when a complaint initiating a lawsuit is filed, the lawsuit becomes a matter of public record, even if the complaint is never served and/or...

Yes. Since a subtenant's rights are no greater than the tenant's rights, the subtenant is entitled to see the master lease agreement. Moreover,...

In response to Form Interrogatory No. 15.1, you would object on the grounds that the interrogatory is premature because the Responding Party has...

CA limited civil Account Stated Evidence.

No, it is not necessary to prove that the account was closed. An account becomes stated when the debtor has not made any objections to the...

There will inevitably be loopholes or methods that the buyer could use to try to prevent the early release of the non-refundable earnest money...

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What is the proper party (s) to serve when original company is bought out by a larger publicly held company.

On your First Amended Complaint and on your Amended Summons, you could name the defendant as (NEW-COMPANY-NAME), as successor-in-interest to...