Summary Judgment In California

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California law allows for multiple defendants in a lawsuit, and its possible to get a summary judgment against one defendant while the case continues against the others. However, this depends on several factors: the evidence available, the nature of the claims against each defendant, and how interconnected the claims are. You should consult with a lawyer for specific advice on your situation. In California, its crucial to present accurate information in your pleadings. If you discover discrepancies or new information, you may amend the pleadings to reflect the new findings and notify the court about these discrepancies. Failure to do so might affect your cases outcome. Consult a lawyer for detailed advice.

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In California, it's crucial to present accurate information in your pleadings. If you discover discrepancies or new information, you may:
- Amend the pleadings to reflect the new findings.
- Notify the court about these discrepancies.
Failure to do so might affect your case's outcome. Consult a lawyer for detailed advice.