After judgment can a plaintiff amend the complaint giving the real name of my business rather than our old name?

Answer by  BilWitters (436)

No, a complaint must name the proper party in order to hold a judgment against a person or business. An entirely new lawsuit would need to be filed.

Answer by  She44 (11)

The plaintiff made the original complaint against you and the corporation then, unless they have new evidence, they should not be permitted to amend and make you solely responisible. After the trial has taken place,but not before, if you are found solely liable then they could technically have found you liable for this case; but not before trial takes place.

Answer by  nautical999 (3)

also to add the work in which a check was canceled was authorized by a person working under a 1099, however in a letter to the plaintiff i used the wording employee and the judge ran with that.

Answer by  Anonymous

After judgement can you add an alter ego's.They changed name of biz during lawsuit n never answered complaint untill i tagged onto money in bank then they came forth need a good lawyer.

Answer by  Anonymous

After judgement can you add an alter ego's.They changed name of biz during lawsuit n never answered complaint untill i tagged onto money in bank then they came forth need a good lawyer.

Answer by  nautical999 (3)

I understand about the new evidence thing. But wouldn't finding out the legal name of my business be considered new evidence?