Jury Fees Must Be Posted Before Case Management Conference Under New California Law
A new California law requires jury fees to be deposited on or before the date scheduled for the initial case management conference, with such fees non-refundable.
Email Disclaimers: Legal Effect in American Courts
Are boilerplate email disclaimers of any legal effect? One website touts the necessity of these lengthy paragraphs, while The Economist wrote in 2011 that these automatic email footers are both annoying and “legally useless.” So who is correct?
9th Circuit Unmasks Anonymous Online Speakers
While Internet users may presume that their anonymous posts on message boards and social media sites will remain anonymous, web surfers may want to think twice before they click “post” as a Ninth Circuit opinion in 2011 allowed the unmasking of anonymous online speakers engaged in commercial speech.
Non-Party Recovery of the Costs of a Subpoena Requiring Document Production
An added pressure to businesses can be the cost of responding to a subpoena requiring the production of documents. While many assume that only parties can be subpoenaed, a third party, also known as a non-party, can be subject to this power as well.
Lawyer Scott Talkov Published in American Bar Association Journal on Real Estate Law
Attorney Scott Talkov was recognized by the American Bar Association for his academic diligence through the publication of his research paper focusing on real estate finance and contracts. Talkov’s paper was published in the Real Property, Trust and Estate Law Journal of the American Bar Association. With more than 30,000 members, the section is a leading national forum for … Read More
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