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No, you should not. Opening statements are not supposed to be used for argument, but rather for laying a road map for the jury as to what the...
Generally speaking, no. You must give the person against whom you are seeking sanctions sufficient (statutory) time to file an opposition to your...
It does not, especially if you had a bench trial and not a jury trial. The motion in limine you describe is very commonly brought in civil jury...
For most limited jurisdiction civil cases (with very limited exceptions such as when the complaint is verified), you can file a General Denial: ...
As the plaintiff, it is your obligation to file each proof of service of summons for each defendant that has been served as required under...
If the nature of the April hearing was merely a status conference, case management conference or motion hearing, and you settled out of court...
Pursuant to California Rules of Court, Rule 2.257(b), if a document does not require a signature under penalty of perjury, the document is deemed...
No, it is too late. In California, an enforceable judgment may be renewed for a period of 10 years if the renewal is filed BEFORE expiration of...
They may never file the motion for relief from waiver, so you should proceed with your motion to compel responses to the demand for production of...
In California, the statute of limitations for breach of written contract is four years from breach or date of last payment, whichever is later. ...
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