A declaratory relief "case defaulted, he won" is entered in federal court?
Generally speaking, a default must first be entered before a default judgment can be entered. The clerk can only enter a default judgment in very...
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Generally speaking, a default must first be entered before a default judgment can be entered. The clerk can only enter a default judgment in very...
It is not possible to advise you without having read the complaint and more information about the company and your role in the complaint. ...
Most likely not. Generally speaking, an appeal can only be taken from a judgment or appealable order.
If there was a final adjudication on the merits of the case you "lost", you cannot file a new lawsuit based upon the same claim. Res judicata, or...
Not likely. You can only appeal from a judgment or an appealable order, so most likely you can only appeal the judgment. See California Code of...
Assuming "you" means someone acting on your behalf since parties themselves cannot serve documents in their own case, the answer is yes. A notice...
It could be a typo. In any event, when an attorney admits fault in a declaration in a motion for relief pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure...
Yes, in California, the responding party has 30 calendar days (plus 5 additional calendar days if the discovery requests were served by mail from...
Generally speaking, a 998 statutory offer can consist of a walk-away with each side bearing its own fees and costs. Nominal or token Section 998...
No, not likely. In California, a holding deposit is a deposit to hold the rental unit for a stated period of time until the tenant pays the first...