American Litigation | Stimmel Law

998 Offers in California Litigation - The Basics

Abuse of Process - The Basics and Practicalities

Accord and Satisfaction - The Basics

Arbitration and Mediation - The Difference and the Tactics

Arbitration of Business Disputes

Business Records Exception to the Hearsay Rule

California Jurisdiction on Out of State Businesses - Criteria for Being Sued in California

California's Vexatious Litigant Law

Community Property Debts: When is the Spouse Liable for the Debt Incurred by the Other Spouse?

Computer Discovery - Your Hard Drive is Fair Game in Any Litigation

Confession of Judgment - The Basics

Constructive Fraud and Other Legal "Constructs"

Cost Benefit Criteria in American Litigation

Death of a Party in Litigation - What Happens to the Action

Death of the Joint Tenant and the Extinguishing of Creditors' Claims

Debt Collection - The Tools Available for Enforcement of a Judgment

Default Procedure and Proof in AAA Arbitration

Default Procedure In Arbitration Proceedings Under the American Arbitration Association Rules

Diversity Jurisdiction in Federal Court: What it is and How it Works

Enforcement of Judgment on Residential Property-How to attach and Sell

Escheat: The State's Effort To Seize Property

Firing Your Lawyer in California: Why and How

Getting to Trial with Preference if a Party is Elderly

Hard Drive Discovery in Litigation

Hearsay Evidence: The Basics

How to Domesticate a California Judgment in a Sister State - The Maryland Example

Indemnity and Holdharmless Agreements - Definitions and Practical Applications

Injunctions-Seeking Immediate Relief From the Court

Insurance Defense And The Cumis Doctrine: When Does The Insurance Company Have To Pay For Your Independent Counsel?

Interpleader: The Basics

Laches: The Doctrine and the Reality

Measurement of Damages in Breach of Contract Actions

Mediation of Legal Disputes-The Basic Law

Mediation Too Soon: How to Avoid a Waste of Resources

Multiple Defendants and One Defendant Files Bankruptcy: What Happens To The Rest of The Actions Against the Other Defendants?

Non-Dischargeability in Bankruptcy of Certain Claims Based on Intentional Wrongdoing

Peremptory Challenges to a Judge in California

Personal Lawyer Solicitation of Business from a Client Prohibited by the California Bar

Procedure for Settlement for Minors

Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege in California

Removing The Default Judgment-Methods and Timing

Renewing The Judgment: Renew It Or Lose It

Right to Privacy in California and Federal Discorvery

Secret Recording of Conversations in California - A Crime

Service by Publication - The Legal Requirements

Specific Performance as Remedy

Statute of Limitations in California

Summons in a Civil Case: What is it and What Are the Time Limits

Suspension of a California Corporation Bars It From Using California Courts

Taxation of Punitive Damages: You Don’t Get as Much as You Thought

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