by Tator Law | Mar 22, 2018 | Malpractice Law, Real Estate
A defendant in California may undo a default judgment against him, but only if he acts promptly. (The courts say diligently.)
by Tator Law | Mar 22, 2018 | Malpractice Law, Real Estate
Many people have a misconception about what happens on appeal. An appellate court does not retry the case. It does not take evidence. It does not reweigh the evidence taken at trial. It only decides if the trial judge made a prejudicial mistake on the law.
by Tator Law | Feb 16, 2018 | Malpractice Law, Real Estate
Generally court is better and cheaper than arbitration required by contract.
by Tator Law | Jan 24, 2018 | Malpractice Law
A surgeon can be liable for the nurses under his supervision during surgery.
by Tator Law | Jan 22, 2018 | Malpractice Law
In personal injury and other negligent or intentional torts, payments to or for the injured person by others, such as his insurance carrier or employer, do not redound to the benefit of the defendant by reducing the damages for which the defendant is liable. Contract...
by Tator Law | Dec 1, 2017 | Malpractice Law, Real Estate
Suits against public entities and employees in California have a trap. A claim must be filed with the governing body of the public entity within 6 months.
