My question involves court procedures for the state of: California
case with several workers who were hired by someone to do work, they did for a couple of weeks and then not paid. The person gave them two names. No address but one of the workers wrote down his license plate and one has a check slip, something with the person's bank account number I guess. Also, we have his phone number. So the issue is finding this person and serving him but false lead so far as no one at an address he gave. Also, we have one this order he made at a construction place. The person there gave me his phone number. Is it possible to legally force the business to give the address if they have it on file?
Any ideas on how we could get this person's address and actual name so we can serve him?
Thank you

