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Subp-010 for records from witness in discovery includes records of nurse who worked or works for witness.
Is privacy notice SUBP-025 required to be given to the nurse in this case?
Plaintiff requests records from witness business entity during discovery - Subp -010.
Records include information recorded by one of employees or contractor.
Is privacy notice subp - 025 required in this case?
WHY Required or NOT required?
answered on Nov 3, 2024
Unless you are significantly injured as a result of the needle, you don't have a case.
NEGLIGENCE INADEQUATE MEDICAL CARE MALPRATICE CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATION PREMISES LIABILITY PERSONAL INJURY AND TORTS THAT APPLY
Do not comment that on January 15 of this year I suffered sexual abuse (I consider it that way even though the stupid police say no) I have kept quiet because in part they made me believe that it was my fault, this is the situation on January 15 I met a man I met on tinder we talked sexually he... View More 
On July 29, 2024, CHP chased a suspect for over 15 miles at speeds exceeding 120 mph, continuing into a residential area with bystanders, including children. Despite the risks, CHP failed to terminate the pursuit, resulting in the suspect crashing into our vehicle, causing severe property damage... View More
answered on Nov 2, 2024
You have a claim against the fleeing driver. California extends an immunity for high speed chases in most circumstances. A lot more detail would be required to evaluate whether your claim against CHP would be allowed.
Define personal service by mail.
Is service by first class express usps mail of opposition document personal service by mail?
Is service by priority mail express classified as personal service by mail?
If not - into what category priority mail express falls into when filing such POS with court?
answered on Nov 1, 2024
Severe injuries are not required to have a successful lawsuit. But, attorneys will evaluate all factors of a case to determine if it is a case they will take on. Certainly wage loss caused by others negligence is one compensable damage.
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answered on Oct 31, 2024
They don't need your consent. Workers compensation claims are a public record. It seems that they just confused two people with the same name.
I visited a hospital ER for vertigo treatment, which included an IV. While there, I needed to use the restroom and, despite my dizziness, was allowed to go alone. After using the bathroom, I lost balance and fell, resulting in severe pain. Nurses rushed in to help, and I had to insist on an X-ray,... View More
answered on Oct 31, 2024
Your situation may constitute medical negligence, as the hospital had a duty to ensure your safety, especially given your dizziness. Allowing you to go to the restroom unattended could be seen as a breach of that duty, directly leading to your fall and subsequent injury. However, proving negligence... View More
Due to non disclosure , fraud , conspiracy and perjury
answered on Oct 30, 2024
It will be challenging to reopen a case based on allegations of non-disclosure, fraud, conspiracy and perjury. JA will likely provide you some AI generated promotional information. You will need to contact an attorney directly if you want a honest evaluation.
A coworker stated that I violated county policy by using propritary information as a conduit for personal gains to my second job. I was a California lifeline agent and i enrolled our low income population for free cell phones. My main job i was a mental health counselor. This coworker stated this... View More
answered on Oct 30, 2024
If you can prove that this co-worker made objectively false statements that harmed your reputation and caused you damages you may well have a defamation claim. The issue will be whether it makes sense to attempt to make a claim of this sort against a co-worker, who likely does not have the money... View More
Please identify statutes/rules that define opposition to subpoena in this situation.
Person or entity was served with subpoena. On subpoena form deposition date was modified to LATER date, BEFORE subpoena was served. Change was done by crossing out previous date and filling out later date... View More
answered on Oct 29, 2024
In California, a subpoena can be opposed if altered improperly, potentially invalidating its legal standing. Under CCP § 1985.3, § 1987.1, and California Rules of Court 3.1345, recipients may file a motion to quash if procedural defects, like unauthorized alterations, exist. Since the deposition... View More
What particular statute/rule defines when proofs of services for responsive pleadings must be filed with court?
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answered on Oct 29, 2024
In California, the requirement for filing proofs of service for responsive pleadings is outlined in the California Code of Civil Procedure. Specifically, Section 1013 details the necessary procedures and timelines you must follow. This statute ensures that all parties are properly notified and that... View More
when proof of service for reply to opposition should be filed with court? What statute/rule defines due date?
answered on Oct 29, 2024
In California, the proof of service (POS) for a reply to an opposition must generally be filed with the court on the same date the reply is filed. California Rules of Court, Rule 3.1300 outlines filing deadlines, while Code of Civil Procedure § 1005(b) specifies timelines for serving documents in... View More
answered on Oct 28, 2024
There are many factors to consider when suing a health care provider. The nature of the malpractice is considered Medical malpractice means that a health care provider violated the standard of care. A bad outcome is not enough. Another health care provider would be needed to evaluate what the... View More
Is ccp 472 applicable to amending opposition to demurrer?
Opposition to demurrer can be amended once without leave of court?
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answered on Oct 28, 2024
In California, you are typically allowed to amend your opposition to a demurrer once without needing the court’s permission. This amendment provides an opportunity to refine your arguments or address any points that may have been overlooked in the initial filing.
California Code of Civil... View More
Is ccp 472 applicable to opposition to demurrer?
If not - why?
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answered on Oct 28, 2024
No, CCP § 472 does not apply to oppositions to demurrers. This section primarily deals with time limitations and procedures for certain types of pleadings and motions, but demurrers are governed by different rules.
Opposing a demurrer is specifically addressed under other sections of the... View More
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