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California’s statutes of limitations refers to laws which establish specific time limits within which one must file a lawsuit in order to protect and preserve claims. In California, there are a number of overlapping statutes of limitations that must be addressed in
When litigating construction defect claims and disputes against contractors in California, and when formulating the complaint, conducting discovery and preparing for trial, one should always look to the California Business and Professions Code laws and standards that apply to contractors. The California
Much of the litigation arising from real property sales transactions involves some form or non-disclosure or even concealment of information related to the condition of the property by the brokers and agents in the sale. There are specific disclosures required of the
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a very profound impact on the California courts and in particular on trials of the Los Angeles Superior Courts, both jury and non-jury. Currently, there are more than 7,000 criminal cases that must be tried to satisfy
Alter Ego Doctrine Normally, the corporation is an insulator from personal liability for shareholders and officers of a corporation from the claims of creditors. Limited liability for the persons involved in the corporation is a protection afforded by the corporate form and