Frisk & Avanti sued by Northwest 459
April 5th, 2012 
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Frisk v Superior Court 200 Cal.App.4th 402 (4/3) (2011) Northwest sued Frisk & Avanti. Avanti filed timely CCP § 170.6 peremptory challenge on July 19, but Northwest dismissed Avanti on July 22. San-Diego-Auto-Accident-lawyer.com Second judge determined § 170.6 challenge now moot, July 26. Frisk objected and filed writ, denied. [1] Challenge is not effective until court determines the timeliness and proper form, a significant judicial event. If the party who has brought the writ is no longer a party, the issue of bias against that party is moot. [2] An older case’s precedential authority may be effectively dissipated by a later trend of decision as by a statement expressly overruling it (here, a 1985 case). [3] CRC 8.490(b) rule (finality 30 days after decision) applies also to a Palma-notice writ denial. San Diego personal injury attorney