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1 Answer | Asked in Personal Injury and Military Law for Texas on
Q: VA FTCA Over Two Years Old

Want to sue

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answered on Jul 31, 2021

If you are an adult, it is difficult to pursue a medical malpractice claim against the VA that is over two years old. There are some very, very limited exceptions. But for the most part, you cannot win the case based on time issues.

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Q: Is there a class action suit against J&J’s hair products been using them and my hair keeps falling out
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answered on Jul 8, 2021

There are commonly class actions on products that cause injury. If you can identify the specific product, then a search can be done. You might also do a Google search on the product itself.

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Q: using the damage remedy plus coconut miracle oil by OGX and have been having an irritated scalp as well as hair thinning
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answered on Jul 4, 2021

You may have a product liability claim if you can prove the damages you suffered are related to the product. You should also contact the FDA about your complaints.

3 Answers | Asked in Car Accidents and Personal Injury for Texas on
Q: If pain and suffering, injuries etc exceed the policy limit of the at fault persons insurance. What can I do?

Can I still sue the insurance company for more money?

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answered on Jun 25, 2021

Typically, you cannot sue the insurance company for more than their insurance policy limits. There are one or two exceptions, but unless you have made a demand for the insurance policy limits (with a whole bunch of provisions in it), then you are probably limited to the insurance money. You can... View More

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Q: How do I request the appellate judge to give a written opinion on dismissal of a request for reconsideration?
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answered on Jun 20, 2021

On the motion for reconsideration, they can simply deny the motion or grant the motion. Usually, they deny the motion without a written opinion.

1 Answer | Asked in Identity Theft, Internet Law and Intellectual Property for Texas on
Q: A woman stealed a photo of me and my exgirlfriend and she uses it as a profile photo in social media. I’m married?

A woman stealed a photo of me and my exgirlfriend and she uses it as a profile photo in social media to say that I’m dating her while this is a lie. In the photo I’m kissing my ex girlfriend but only my face can be seen while my ex girlfriend face is hidden. She only uses that photo. I’m... View More

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answered on Jun 5, 2021

If she has put you in a false light by using this photo, then you may have a claim against her. You should first ask her to remove the photo immediately (in writing) though as an alternative to filing a lawsuit.

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