Although traumatic, the injuries you describe are likely not severe enough to justify filing a lawsuit against the restaurant. That said, I certainly recommend following up with a doctor ASAP to determine whether or not there is more damage than seems apparent. The longer you wait, the less... View More

The question is unclear, but assuming you are asking if your girlfriend can unilaterally transfer the lease into your name, it is highly unlikely, and is dependent on the terms of the lease. That said, I recommend organizing the lease and consulting with an attorney individually for a consultation.

Yes, it is certainly possible you have a viable cause of action against your broker, but the chances of obtaining a judgment and recovering on that judgment is dependent on very specific facts that are not provided here, such as details of any contracts you have signed with the broker, and the... View More

It is certainly possible, but the chances of recovery are dependent on very specific facts that are not provided here, such as any contracts signed and any representations made by your stockbroker. That being the case, I recommend you organize everything in your possession related to this matter,... View More

It depends on specific facts that are not provided here, such as your daughter's scope of employment, and whether or not she was authorized to be driving as part of her job duties. That said, I recommend organizing everything in your possession related to this matter, and consulting with an... View More

If you were injured, you should seek medical attention immediately. Next, you should consult with a personal injury attorney. Many of us offer free consultations and will represent you on a contingent basis if your case has merit, so it will not cost you anything out of pocket to obtain the... View More

Yes, it is possible you are entitled to a remedy from your previous employer, but the viability of your claims is a very fact specific determination. That being the case, I recommend organizing everything in your possession related to this matter, including proof that you reported these actions to... View More

You still may be entitled to a remedy, even if you purchased the vehicle as is, but it is a very fact specific determination. Assuming you did not purchase an expressed warranty when you purchased the vehicle, there still may be an implied warranty if the vehicle purchased had less than 150,000... View More

The answers to your questions depend on very specific facts that are not provided here, such as the precise terms of your lease, and the remedies for defaulting on the lease. That being the case, I highly recommend organizing your lease and anything else that is relevant to this matter, and... View More

The answers to your questions depend on very specific facts that are not provided here, such as your relationship to the family business, your actual interest in the business, as well as terms of the sale of your interest back to your family.

Since it is apparent you are making very... View More

No, you cannot turn off essential services because the tenant is likely to hold over. That would open you up to tremendous liability. If you believe the tenant has violated, or will violate the lease, organize the lease and anything else that is relevant to this matter, and consult with an... View More

No it cannot, and it is a blatant violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. Do you have any written evidence of the threat? In any event, refrain from speaking with the debt collector and contact an attorney immediately. Many of us offer free consultations, and will advise as to your... View More

My most sincere apologies that you and your family have to go through this, as it certainly could be considered a case of neglect. That said, it is a very fact specific determination, and is dependent on notice the nursing home had, the nature of the fall, as well as whether or not it exercised... View More

Assuming you are inquiring into your potential remedies, it is going to depend on any warranties that attached to the car. If there are not expressed warranties covering these issues, there may be implied warranties depending on the amount of miles on the car since you purchased it.

In... View More

You have two years from the date of the incident, or two years from when you discovered or should have discovered your injury. That being the case, if you believe you have a viable medical malpractice claim, I recommend consulting with an attorney as soon as possible. Medical malpractice claims... View More

You can certainly ask for a discount, but whether or not they will award a discount is a different story. Depending on the amount of damages you are alleging, it may be worth consulting with an attorney individually in order to obtain a professional's opinion that is tailored to the specific... View More

You need to hire an attorney that is experienced in civil litigation, namely dealing with motor vehicle collisions. If you were insured at the time of the accident, report the accident to your insurer as soon as possible, and they will hire an attorney to represent you. If you were not insured at... View More

It is possible, but it is a very fact specific determination that truly requires the assistance of an attorney. If you believe you have a wrongful death and/or survival action lawsuit with merit, consult with an attorney immediately. Many of us offer free consultations, and will represent you on... View More

Yes, assuming you were not at fault, you can still sue the other driver personally for damages. That said, recovering from a judgment is a different story, as you will have to make sure the at-fault driver has enough assets where it makes economic sense to pursue a lawsuit against him or her. As... View More

Your question is a bit unclear, so did you purchase the parking space and later find out it could not be sold individually, or did you find that fact out prior to the completion of the sale?

Generally speaking, the association's liability depends on what representations were made by... View More