The Failure to Mitigate Damages
When a party is harmed, that typically gives rise to a claim for damages. However, an express limitation to the extent of recovery for those
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Procedural Grounds for Opposing a Motion
When a party or attorney is confronted by a motion by the opposing party or opposing counsel, the primary focus is usually on what they
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Notice Requirements for California Depositions
California law provides specific and strict requirements that must be complied with in order to properly notice a deposition in a case filed in a
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Holiday Parties: Avoid a Fa-La-La-Lawsuit
Happy holidays! Tis the season for joy, warm thoughts, and a process server in your reception area? While undoubtedly unwelcome and surprising, holiday-related complaints, claims,
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Should I Appeal? 8 Steps to Take for Evaluating a Potential Appeal
Before reviewing the steps one should take to evaluate an appeal of a lower adjudicator’s decision, it is important to note that an appeal is
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