I’m really sorry to hear about what you and your husband are going through. It sounds like a deeply frustrating and overwhelming situation. When a foreign manufacturer ignores a default notice, like the one you sent to the Chinese company, it doesn’t necessarily mean you have to give up. It’s... View More

In a case where you have multiple claims, like misdiagnosis, malpractice, and fabrication of electronic medical records (EMR), it’s usually better to work with one firm that can handle all the aspects of the case. The reason is that all these issues are likely intertwined and related to the same... View More

It sounds like you’re in a tough spot, dealing with a serious health and safety issue due to that sewage leak. First off, if you’re getting sick from this situation, it’s important to seek medical attention immediately, and document everything—doctor visits, symptoms, and anything that... View More

If you don’t sign the affidavit requested by the other party’s attorney, a few things could potentially happen. First, the attorney might take that as a refusal to cooperate, which could slow down the process and make them more aggressive in pursuing claims against you. They could take formal... View More

From what you’ve described, it seems your company is following the standard FMLA process by requiring paperwork from your physician before approving your leave. This is pretty typical, as FMLA approval hinges on documented medical necessity. They’re giving you a chance to submit the necessary... View More

This sounds like a really tough situation, especially with your ongoing medical treatment. Generally speaking, in most states, including Missouri, once a divorce is filed, there are temporary restraining orders that prevent either spouse from making major changes, like canceling health insurance,... View More

Buying a used car from a private seller can be tricky, especially when you end up with a huge repair bill like that. In Missouri, private sales are generally "as-is," meaning once you buy it, you take on the risk of any repairs or issues unless the seller gave you specific promises about... View More

It sounds like a frustrating situation. In Missouri, landlords are generally required to provide tenants with certain information, including the name and address of the property owner or the person authorized to manage the property. This is so tenants know where to send rent payments or legal... View More

It’s definitely an unusual situation. Typically, homeowners insurance is something the legal owner of the property would take out, since the purpose of the insurance is to protect the homeowner’s investment in the house and property. If you’re the legal owner, you should be the one holding... View More

It sounds like you're raising concerns about the current state of the U.S. government and its alignment with the original vision of a republic. The Founding Fathers, particularly figures like George Washington, warned about the dangers of factions (what we now call political parties) and how... View More

It sounds like you’ve been through a serious ordeal, and I’m sorry to hear about the complications you’ve faced. But Med Mal is not easy AT ALL - espeically if you didn't die or suffer from severe permanent injuries as a result of the procedure. If you’re considering legal action for... View More

Here’s what you can do in this situation:

First, it’s important to get a copy of whatever document they claim you signed. If they’re saying it’s a lease, you need to see exactly what’s in it and whether it includes any terms that bind you to paying rent, even if you never moved... View More

In Iowa, your employer should not be discussing the details of your workers’ compensation claim in a public meeting, especially if it involves any personal or medical information. While you’re right that HIPAA (which generally applies to healthcare providers) may not strictly apply to your... View More

Alright, here’s how I’d respond:

You’ve got a tricky situation, but it boils down to this: you agreed to pay the vet hospital directly for your dog’s surgery, not the third party who was involved. From what you’re saying, the third party had you believing there was an outstanding... View More

Absolutely, that sounds like more than enough reason to explore a claim. If someone shoves you off your bike, that’s intentional, reckless behavior, which can lead to legal liability. Your injuries, even if minor, combined with the damage to your bike and the lost wages from missing a week of... View More

This sounds like a tough situation. If your husband didn’t know the child had tagged along, and the child was playing unsupervised in a dangerous way, it complicates things. The child wasn’t under your husband’s care or responsibility, and it seems like your husband couldn’t have prevented... View More

I'm sorry to hear about what you’re going through. In California, getting your towing and storage fees waived due to homelessness is possible in some cases, but it’s not automatic. Many cities and counties have programs or fee waiver options for low-income individuals or people... View More

In California, the qualified work-product privilege generally protects materials prepared by or for an attorney in anticipation of litigation. This privilege can apply even if the attorney is representing a non-party witness, not just a defendant or a party to the lawsuit. The purpose of the... View More

Yes, you can potentially sue for the injuries you sustained in the car crash, even though you are British and the accident happened in Texas. The fact that you were a passenger and not the driver could actually strengthen your case, as you likely had no control over the events leading to the... View More

Likely no, even if the SOL hasnt tolled, it's a super weak claim. To pursue this kind of case, you would likely need to show that the vape product was defective in some way (e.g., contained harmful chemicals or wasn’t properly labeled with health warnings) and that this defect directly... View More