How you include legal citations in a motion’s supporting memorandum can make the difference between being successfully persuasive and losing credibility. Continue reading
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Every motion for summary judgment or summary adjudication must include “a separate statement setting forth plainly and concisely all material facts which the moving party contends are undisputed.” CCP §437c(b)(1). Here’s what to include in a separate statement and how to format it. Continue reading
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