Generally, exculpatory provisions in contracts are valid. There are numerous circumstances where a court would refuse to enforce such a provision,...

Many jurisdictions have limitations on how much and how often a landlord can increase a tenant’s rent. Raising the rent less than one quarter into...

1. As long as the PACER version is stamped/signed by the clerk, you can use that one. If it’s blank, don’t use it. 2. As I recall, the...

The only person who knows why he’s suing you is the “nephew.” But it sounds to me like he may believe it was a fraudulent or voidable transfer...

The motion is not necessarily moot. If you filed the motion because you received NO answers within the applicable deadline, then there is no need...

Meet and confer with the defendant about it. They may very well demur and move to strike again, but they definitely need to re-file and re-notice...

After service of the complaint on the defendant, the plaintiff is subject to a discovery "hold" of 10 days for written discovery and 20 for...

There is no pretrial motion to stop a party from drafting discovery responses using loaded language. If the answers are evasive or contain no...

You should first figure out what the warranty is. If it's in writing somewhere, read it. Given the shower door simply "exploded" though, I'd...

It's entirely up to you. I'd only say that if you think your son was legally wronged by the person driving the truck (i.e., it was the truck...