Attorney Submitting CCP 473(b) Declaration Not Obligated To State Reasons For “Mistake, Inadvertence, Surprise or Excusable Neglect”
Following Form Excess Policy Wording Does Not Also Include Underinsured Motorist Coverage of Primary Policy
No Free “Train” Ride for This Ex-Employee: Court Sides With Employer And Orders Quitting Employee To Pay Back Training Costs
My Bad, I Thought It Was in Good Faith is Not Good Enough – Contractor Ordered to Pay Prompt Payment Penalties
Court Rules that Collapse Coverage for Damage Caused “Only By” Specified Perils Violates Efficient Proximate Cause Rule and is Unenforceable
The California Court of Appeal Affirms that the Primary Assumption of Risk Doctrine Bars a Delivery Driver’s Negligence Action Against a Customer