Legal Question in Business Law in California

First, you will want to draft a HIDES document in which you provide the History, Issues, Documents, Evidence and the Solution you would like to see occur. Then you will either/or/both want to contact a business attorney to review the matter or read the NOLO book "How to Win in Small Claims Court". Some counties have a small claims court facilitator.

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Nolo Press book is "Everybody's Guide to Small Claims Court in California" by Ralph Warner. Chapter 12 is devoted to defendants' strategies. Other parts of the book will also be useful.