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P1215 Following the imposition of a terminating sanction, the entry of a default against the sanctioned party cuts off the party's right to file pleadings and motions, depriving the court of jurisdiction to consider a motion for reconsideration of the sanctions order; the appropriate remedy would be a motion to set aside the default; a law corporation's failure to register as required by the Business and Professions Code does not prevent it from suing a client for a fee.CitationGARBER v ESKANDARIAN (Terminating Sanction) 150 CA4 813 [See: Olson v Cohen 106 CA4 1209, P/AT 5/03; Sporn v Home Depot 126 CA4 1294, P/AT 3/05]
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