Pickpocketing, one of the world's oldest and most common crimes, involves stealing money so cleverly that the victim doesn't notice he's been robbed until the pickpocket is long gone. This particular crime appeals to many thieves because it's safer than many other...
Month: May 2013
CHANGES IN THE VEXATIOUS LITIGANT STATUTE
Effective January 1, 2013, the Vexatious Litigant Statute, codified as California Code of Civil Procedure § 391.1, et seq. has been modified. Existing law provided that when a defendant filed a motion for the court to order that the plaintiff furnishes security on the...
NEW LAWS PROTECTING TENANTS AND OCCUPANTS AFTER A FORECLOSURE
A flurry of new laws taking effect in 2013 continues the Legislature's trend over the last few years of providing additional protections to occupants of residential property after a foreclosure. 90-day Notice of Eviction After ForeclosureSimilar to the federal...