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Motion practice.
Recent California and federal decisions on motion practice, what each one holds, and what it means for a case on appeal. Written by Yisrael Gelb.
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Motion practice
Blanket denial of a partly true request for admission supports cost-of-proof fees, but unsegregated fees cost the winner
Cost-of-proof fees: a blanket denial of a partly true request for admission supports an award, but the moving party must segregate the fees it seeks.
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Motion practice
How the moving papers shaped the ruling on a motion to compel arbitration in Castillo v. Belkorp
In Castillo v. Belkorp, the trial court faulted a motion to compel that cited a case under review and skipped the contrary authority. Three drafting lessons.
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