Don’t blame it on the lawyers. Intentional torts like assault and battery are generally NOT covered by homeowners insurance. Full stop. End of analysis. Just bc she has not been arrested doesn’t mean she won’t be arrested once the investigation is completed. Her bf does not have a duty to... View More

Here are some self help videos on Discovery.

https://saclaw.org/learn/self-help-videos/

Specifically related to Subpoena's

https://saclaw.org/resource_library/discovery-business-records-subpoena-for-consumer-employee-records/

You can find answers to all your... View More

Yes you can switch attorneys at anytime. Your current attorney would be entitled to the reasonable value of their services. So at the time of settlement your new attorney will negotiate with your current attorney on how to divide attorney's fees. You cannot be charged twice for lawyer's... View More

I feel like this question has been bouncing around a lot lately and I don't think you are going to get the specific information you need. If you are on your 3rd amended complaint this could be your last shot at it before your complaint (or a cause of action) is dismissed with prejudice. If you... View More

These types of accident are not a complex, however, you must show the property owner knew of the dangerous condition (actual knowledge) or should have known (constructive knowledge) of the open and obvious defect. Because of this notice requirement, slip/trip and falls on public sidewalks are more... View More

It's important to understand the difference between "fees" which pays your attorney for their time... and "costs" which reimburses your attorney for costs they have advanced on your behalf. Your agreement is controlled by your Retainer so look to it to determine your legal... View More

Attorneys have an ethical obligation to provide you with copies of your file within a "reasonable" period of time. 3-months is "unreasonable". Contact the California State Bar and open a complaint. Provide copies of your "certified" letters. The certified letters are... View More

Call the police or go to the police station and make a police report. This will help you in your request to the court. You can always request an ex parte order for emergencies. If you don't have a family law attorney, request a facilitator. LA family law courts provide facilitators that are... View More

The language is clear. What needs to be clarified?

8.104 (c) What constitutes entry

For purposes of this rule:

(1) The entry date of a judgment is the date the judgment is filed under Code of Civil Procedure section 668.5, or the date it is entered in the judgment book.... View More

Here is a Guide to Civil Appeals: https://selfhelp.courts.ca.gov/civil-appeals

Ask for whatever you want. This places the burden on the opposing party to either produce the requested documents or state the basis for their objection.

I'm not sure what your reference to "imputed" refers to in this context, but in order to succeed in any claim you would need to prove facts:

1) They injected you with an infectious disease.

2) The injection of an infectious disease was intentional.

What facts... View More

If you don't even know your attorney's name... there's your sign. Your complaints are similar to what I hear on a regular basis. Large firms employ case workers who act as the conduit between client and attorney. There is no degree or educational requirements to be a case worker.... View More

It sounds like CPS investigated those claims and did not find any neglect. Your issue should be with the people who have "personal vendettas" against you... not CPS.

The rental agency does not have a duty to inspect seat belts. The reason you can't find an attorney is because your claim for a defective seat belt would be against the manufacture of the seat belt and the vehicle. As you can imagine... that would be very expensive to prosecute. The cost for... View More

You said you were '"subjected to misconduct and negligence" but don't provide any facts to support your allegation.

It sounds like you have a good case against the hotel. The hotel has an obligation to make sure their rooms are safe for people of all ages including those with disabilities. Grip bars are pretty basic and don't cost much so the hotel should installed them in every room to prevent injuries to... View More

Yes you can sue someone beyond their insurance, however, if you settle your claim against the at-fault drivers insurance company, they will require you to "release" their insured from any further liability. So you either settle with the insurance company or you file a lawsuit. You... View More

I'll give you 4-good reasons:

1) minor

2) out of the state

3) prison, or

4) insane

You need to raise all potential claims in the same complaint. California does not have a tort of outrage. Never heard of it. A similar claim would be intentional/negligent infliction of emotional distress.