The first step to collecting on a judgment is to determine whether the judgment debtor has assets. If you are not certain of the judgment debtor’s assets, the most effective way to obtain this information is to have your attorney conduct a Rule 69 examination. While...
In our last blog we explained how you and your company should perfect your judgment after you win your case in court. Once a money judgment is entered and perfected, postjudgment enforcement is quite simple if you know that your judgment debtor has assets, and...
Over the last several blogs we have addressed unique issues you can encounter during the discovery process, from improper deposition objections to inadvertent waivers of the attorney client privilege. A discovery topic not yet addressed is the document subpoena—where the court and your attorney command...
In the last three weeks we’ve addressed the anatomy of a deposition and some of its more challenging aspects, such as how to handle difficult counsel, uncooperative witnesses and the no show witness. But what if you need to depose an individual or a corporation...
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