Can you get A/F under Cal Civ Code section 1717 where contract has mutual fee shifting provision, but is subject to Delaware law

As I understand your question, you have a contract that was signed in California but has a choice of laws provision selecting Delaware as the...

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Can a Contract/Lease agreement for a storage facility like Public Storage be challenged?

My colleague is correct, breach of contract and negligence are two separate causes of action that may be asserted simultaneously depending on the...

What claim against someone who used my credentials for advertising, and gave me no work in return?

Depending on the facts, you may have a civil complaint for intentional and/or negligent misrepresentation as well as breach of contract (assuming...

How can I have a depo of one party in one case apply to another party in a separate but related case?

Are the two cases related? (See generally Cal. Rules of Court, Rule 3.300). Have you considered consolidating the cases? (See generally Cal. Civ....

This is an interesting question that may impact a lot of people, especially those who have not read their lease agreements thoroughly before...

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What do I get when I request my personal files?

Your question is somewhat vague, but please make sure that your request is in writing (i.e. letter or email). Also, please note that there are...

Contractor suing me personally for work they did that apparently insurance did not cover

I agree with my colleagues, you need to see an attorney if you are sued. I am sure you can get a free consultation in your area. Speaking with an...

Rather than a text message, use email with a CC to all people involved (party, attorney, etc.) That way there can be no dispute about receipt of...

To what city agency is my appeal directed to if a construction inspector for the City of Los Angeles does not sign off on my . .

First, unless a City employee tells you otherwise, I think you have the two correct City departments involved. Second, I agree, you need to...

I agree with Ms. Story, your question is somewhat vague. That being said, assuming you are the defendant, you may also want to consider...