California Appellate Decision Solidifies Rule on Standing for Opposing Motions for Summary Judgment by Co-Defendants

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The Second Appellate District’s recent opinion in Bean v. City of Thousand Oaks confirmed a clear rule that co-defendants may oppose another defendant’s motion for summary judgment (MSJ) even without having filed a cross-complaint against the moving defendant, so long as their interests are adverse….
By: Clark Hill PLC
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