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Plaintiff may serve discovery on another party 10 days after service of the complaint. (CCP §2030.020, 2031.020). A Defendant may serve discovery at any time…
Upon receipt of an opposing parties’ discovery responses, your countdown to compel further responses begins. The motion to compel further responses…
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Episode 11: Radio Made the Solo All-Star From finding employees who were simply willing to show up to being sued by another law firm, Arash Khorsandi’s journey to solo success […]
Episode 10: The Skirmish Chest Sherif El Dabe worked at two large firms, and was so disenchanted by the experience, he decided to leave it all behind to build a […]
Episode 9: I’ve Come a Long Way, Baby! In the early 90s, the idea of a woman launching and running her own law firm was a stretch of the imagination. […]
Episode 8: It Sucks for Three Years Jonathon Farahi emerged from the shadows of two of the most brilliant legal minds in Southern California to launch his solo practice in […]
Episode 7: Door Law — Whatever Comes Through the Door Alex Comley was paid $40 for appearances, but after deducting gas and parking fees, that dropped to around $18. However, […]
Episode 6: Building the MVP While getting started in 2017, Brett Sachs had to sell his car and skip out on family events to make ends meet. But with some […]
Episode 5: You Get More With Honey The Bootstrapped Solo, hosted by Pratik Shah, is back with plaintiff lawyer, business owner and author — Reza Torkzadeh. Hear Reza’s anecdotes about how he […]
Episode 4: Finding Your Path and Hitting Your Stride Ten years into a cush gig with a large law firm, Jeremy Tissot decided it was time to leave the land […]