by Julie A. Goren | Jan 15, 2022 | Articles
There’s a rule for everything in California State Court civil litigation. A single procedure (e.g., filing a complaint, answering a complaint, filing a motion, opposing a motion, serving discovery, responding to discovery, etc.) may be governed by the Code of...
by Julie A. Goren | Apr 27, 2021 | Articles
Columbus Day, the second Monday in October, is a state holiday as well as a court holiday in California state court. Native American Day, the fourth Friday in September, is only a state holiday. An assembly bill winding its way through the legislature would...
by Julie A. Goren | Jan 1, 2019 | Articles
For more detail and current info on calendaring, check out our video: “Calendaring in State Court: Steps and Traps for the Unwary” * * * eService Simplifies Calendaring in California State Court © 2012 by Julie A. Goren, Esq....
by Julie A. Goren | Nov 8, 2017 | Articles
The benefits of eService are many. Today we can enjoy the obvious benefits of saving time and trees, and the lesser-known benefit specific to California where eService simplifies calendaring (see https://www.litigationbythenumbers.com/eservice.html). January 1, 2018,...
by Julie A. Goren | Feb 12, 2015 | Articles
Last year Assembly Bill 1973 amended Gov. Code § 6700 to create a new California holiday on the fourth Friday of September, to be known as Native American Day. The intent was to raise the status of the holiday from a yearly proclamation to an official holiday;...
by Julie A. Goren | Nov 7, 2014 | Articles
For more detail on calendaring, check out our video: “Calendaring in State Court: Steps and Traps for the Unwary” * * * There’s an accidental court holiday coming to California in 2015 © 2014 by Julie A. Goren It’s Litigation By...