Civil Litigation Insights — Page 2
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How a case is conducted can matter as much as who is right. These articles address California civil procedure: motions and sanctions, the early-stage rulings that shape a case, waiver of procedural rights, and the professional responsibility questions that arise in litigation.
Can a Company Transfer Assets to Avoid Creditors in California?
Restructuring is lawful. Moving value beyond a creditor’s reach may not be. Civil Code section 3439.04 and the badges of fraud.
Read the Article →Can You Freeze a Defendant’s Assets Before Judgment in California?
Published August 8, 2026 · Last reviewed August 8, 2026
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