By S.J. Walker Preliminary written discovery is a constant in all of litigation. The goal: to permit parties to evaluate the case, identify issues, and prepare for depositions and trial. Much of written discovery begins with form interrogatories and special interrogatories. Unfortunately, novice lawyers, and possibly some seasoned lawyers, forget...
Rejali Law Firm, APLC has filed suit against Regents of the University of California San Diego (“University”) in San Diego Superior Court. The Lawsuit alleges that the University through its employees, agents and associates has violated California’s discriminatory laws, has allegedly committed promissory fraud and negligence against its client. The parties...
Ordinarily, shareholders are not personally responsible for corporate liabilities. However, if a corporation has been operated as the “alter ego” of its shareholders, the corporation’s creditors-including torts claimants- may be permitted to “pierce the corporate veil” and enforce their claims directly against the shareholders. (Similarly, an action may lie on an “alter ego” theory...
In a famous quote Abraham Lincoln stated: “Discourage litigation. Persuade your neighbors to compromise whenever you can. As a peacemaker the lawyer has superior opportunity of being a good man. There will still be business enough.” Litigation is a position no party would want to find themselves in. It is...
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