Litigation
Oct. 27, 2015
Laws will affect summary judgment, expert witnesses
A number of changes were made this year to California law affecting civil trial practice. By Chris Micheli
Chris Micheli
Aprea & Micheli, Inc.
7148 Sutter Ave
Carmichael , CA 95608
Email: cmicheli@apreamicheli.com
McGeorge School of Law
Chris is an attorney and legislative advocate for the Sacramento.
A number of changes made this year to California law affecting civil trial practice. Two new bills will affect civil law practice in the areas of summary judgment and expert witness costs.
SB 470: Summary Judgment
Under existing law, a party may move for summary judgment in any action or proceeding if it is contended that the action has no merit or no defense, as well as move for summary adjudication as to c...
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