Can a corporation represent itself as a defendant in an arbitration?
No, a corporation cannot represent itself in court, either in propria persona or through an officer or agent who is not an attorney. (Merco...
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No, a corporation cannot represent itself in court, either in propria persona or through an officer or agent who is not an attorney. (Merco...
The seller is obligated to disclose material facts on the Transfer Disclosure Statement as of the date it was completed. The seller is not...
There is insufficient information in your post to give you an accurate response. Generally speaking, if you are a periodic tenant, California...
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Yes, it is possible. The California courts are liberal in granting leave to amend a complaint if the plaintiff can demonstrate a meritorious...
It is impossible to predict the outcome of any trial, even if the attorney has an opportunity to review the evidence that will be presented.
That is correct. San Francisco Superior Court does not have a "form" for this. Yes, you must identify the proposed newspaper for publication. ...
Generally speaking, no. Only an attorney can speak on your behalf in the courtroom.
At a Case Management Conference, the two primary things that typically happens is that court will set a trial date and then probably refer the case...
If the defendant does not live there, this would not constitute proper substituted service. However, that defendant must make the motion to quash...
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No. Burden of proof is always left for argument during closing statement, not during opening statement. You do not indicate whether this is a...