I recently discovered opposing counsel sent a letter directly to the trial judge, in an ex parte communication.
Letters happen. Doesn't sound like a big deal to me. I would focus on case substance and not a side issue like this.
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Letters happen. Doesn't sound like a big deal to me. I would focus on case substance and not a side issue like this.
Not that I know of (it'd be too huge). But this handy site lets you search for terms in any CA code: http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/calaw.html
They won't settle and they will get your # eventually, so it's all irrelevant. What's really happening is they'll try to drag you past the statute...
I believe there are some different limitations for state and federal CLAIMS (not courts), but that's fire I wouldn't choose to play with. Also,...
I've never heard of such a thing. Presumably, if some sort of criminal fraud occurred, the district attorney could get involved, or the attorney...
Although this call may not be unlawful, I would still use the opportunity to collect any evidence you think you may need/want if you have a...
I'm not sure what the question is, but to my knowledge financial stress normally does not constitute duress, and settlements are hard to get out of.
It could be malicious if you can show the allegations are false and the plaintiff knew it, though that's hard to do and defensing the present case...
For age discrimination, first you would have to be over 40 to have anything to stand on. Then, you would need to show that your age was a...
Usually the concern is how much you owe the other side (costs), and you make a deal to waive owed costs and not appeal (since appeal is likely...