California SB932 requires assignees to identify the original real party in interest in civil proceedings.
California SB932 amends the Code of Civil Procedure by adding Section 369.6. This new section mandates that an assignee, who has been assigned rights in a civil proceeding by an assignor who is the original real party in interest, must identify the assignor and the original real party in interest in the title of the case on the first document filed in the proceeding. This ensures transparency and clarity in civil litigation involving assigned rights.
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