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Area has never been mowed. Very tall weeds and not sure what’s buried under thatch.
I was running and my shoe ripped open from the front and I sustained a hip and leg injury.
Hello, on 8/4 one of my former employees was involved in a minor car accident during his work shift in company van. He was at fault as he was leaving where he was parked and bumped into another car that was coming up on his left hand side. Turns out he drank 1 beer 4 hours before accident occurred... View More 
Hi, I would like to inquire about a medical injury case. I underwent a hysteroscopy at a fertility clinic and my uterus was accidentally perforated in the process. I originally went to this clinic for egg retrieval and during the process the doctor suspected there are two small sized uterine polyps... View More
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
I’m sorry to hear about your experience. It's understandable that you feel concerned after such an event. Uterine perforation, while rare in hysteroscopy procedures, can lead to serious complications, and it's important to ensure that your health is being properly addressed. Document... View More
Hello! I have a J2 visa - my husband kicked me out of the house. He is a narcissist, he was a psychological terror for almost 2 years, I am sure he cheated on me too. I work and I am fine. But I would like to know what I can do to stay here legally and disassociate myself from him.
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. If you're on a J2 visa, your legal status is tied to your husband's J1 visa. However, you may have options to remain in the U.S. independently. You could consider applying for a change of status, such as an adjustment to a work visa or student... View More
Drivers was involved in ann accident four hours after consuming a beer (caught on dash cam). Since it was deemed as minor accident at the time, my former employee went through the process of calling the cops and going through typical post accident protocol. He was not tested for alcohol at the... View More
Pursuant section 2020.010 (a)(1), (b) - written deposition under subpoena.
It does not state that it should be limited to records.
In what format interrogatories must be presented?
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
When serving a subpoena for written deposition under Section 2020.010, you can request written responses from a non-party in various formats. While the section does allow for written depositions, it is important to remember that it does not explicitly limit the request to records alone. This means... View More
Pursuant section 2020.010 (a)(1), (b) - interrogatories on non-party.
When Plaintiff serves subpoena, can plaintiff serve by mail responses from non-parties on parties to the lawsuit?
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
When a plaintiff serves a subpoena on a non-party, the responses from that non-party are generally required to be served on the parties involved in the lawsuit. However, these responses must follow proper service procedures. In California, personal service is usually required for most... View More
Should interrogatories pursuant section 2020.010 (a)(1), (b) be served on non-party on legal paper with case title? (Same as interrogatories propounded on parties)
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
Interrogatories served on a non-party, pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure section 2020.010, do not follow the exact same format as interrogatories served on parties. While discovery requests on non-parties are generally handled through depositions, subpoenas, or requests for production... View More
Mover owns own small company and worker's comp has lapsed, he says he can't afford to renew it until next month but my move is next week. I've worked with them before when they were insured and prefer not to have to find someone new at this point - they're also scheduled to pack... View More
Pursuant section 2020.010 (a)(1), (b);
Plaintiff should take responses to interrogatories from non-party to the lawsuit, without appearance.
Shall form SUBP-025 be issued to non-party, who has to answer interrogatories regarding facts relevant to plaintiff's case?
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
In California, interrogatories, which are written questions, are typically directed only to parties involved in the lawsuit. Non-parties, such as witnesses or third parties, generally cannot be compelled to answer interrogatories. However, you can still obtain information from a non-party using... View More
SUBP-025 form.
When plaintiff subpoena's answers from non-party to lawsuit, pursuant pursuant to Pursuant section 2020.010 (a)(1), (b);
Is form SUBP-025 applicable? To whom it should be addressed?
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
Form SUBP-025 is used when requesting business records through a deposition subpoena, according to California Code of Civil Procedure section 2020.010. It applies when you're seeking documents, electronically stored information, or tangible things from a non-party, not just answers or... View More
Sample phrasing for notice to consumer in this situation.
Pursuant section 2020.010 (a)(1), (b);
I should take responses to interrogatories from non-party to the lawsuit, without appearance.
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
When you need to serve a notice to a consumer in the context of a legal case, it’s important to make sure that the phrasing is clear and complies with the applicable laws. In California, if you're seeking responses to interrogatories from a non-party without their appearance, you'll... View More
Bicycle locked to pole in parking lot outside store in Texas where I live. Bicycle owner comes out of store, sees somone cutting the lock. Owner approaches lock breaker who finishes cuttng lock, starts riding away, ignoring loud calls by bike owner to stop and return the the bike. Owner draws a... View More
My son and his friends will be put on probation, and were suspended from school. The "victim" is lying, he started the fight and the boys were trying to stop it. The "victim" and his parents filed assault charges and took out restraining orders on all the boys. We have had to... View More
In September 2023, I saw a podiatrist for plantar fasciitis in my left foot. I was given a boot and advised to limit walking. I wore the boot and worked from home but that didn’t help, so in November, I received a cortisone shot and was told to wear the boot for 3 weeks. I told the doctor I was... View More
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answered on Sep 17, 2024
You may have grounds to pursue a personal injury or medical malpractice claim if you can show that the podiatrist or the healthcare provider's failure to inform you about the use of an "even up" device caused your knee injury. In a medical malpractice case, it's essential to... View More
Pursuant section 2020.010 (a)(1), (b) only responses from non-party are needed without appearance.
Is SUBP-010 form appropriate? If not - which form shall be served?
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answered on Sep 17, 2024
To obtain only written responses from a non-party without requiring their appearance, you may use a different form than SUBP-010. The SUBP-010 is a civil subpoena for personal appearance, typically used when you need a non-party to appear and testify at a deposition or trial.
For written... View More
Records are not requested. Responses to interrogatories under subpoena from non-party are requested.
Is form SUBP -010 is appropriate?
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answered on Sep 17, 2024
Form SUBP-010, also known as the Civil Subpoena for Personal Appearance, is typically used to compel a non-party to appear in court or for a deposition. It is not the correct form when you are seeking written responses to interrogatories from a non-party. Instead, you would need a different... View More
Written deposition subpoena without appearance, answers of non-party to lawsuit to interrogatories.
Does written deposition subpoena,
answers of non-party to interrogatories without appearance,
require plaintiff's motion for court order?
Subp-010 form is in... View More
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answered on Sep 17, 2024
For a written deposition subpoena that does not require an appearance, such as obtaining answers to interrogatories from a non-party, you generally do not need a motion for a court order if you follow the proper procedures. The Subp-010 form, which is a "Deposition Subpoena for Production of... View More
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