Schedule a Consultation Disability discrimination remains a significant challenge for many individuals across the country. Whether it occurs in the workplace, public spaces, or access to services, discrimination based on disability undermines equal rights and…

Schedule a Consultation In the state of California, rules governing the “hearsay rule” are found in California Evidence Code Section 1200, which state that any third-party statements made out of court are inadmissible as evidence…

Schedule a Consultation In the state of California, a "Meet and Confer" letter is a component of the pre-litigation process, particularly during civil cases and employment disputes. This Letter typically serves as formal written communication…

Schedule a Consultation In the state of California, a default judgement is a binding legal decision that favors one party in a legal matter as a result of the opposing party having failed to respond,…

Schedule a Consultation When the name of a defendant is unknown, that individual is named as “John Doe” when filing a lawsuit. This allows you to proceed with your complaint even if you are unaware…

Schedule Consultation In the state of California, a civil law case is often regulated by a statute of limitations that define the amount of time in which a party may file a claim and the…