Your inquiry indicates that you writing from Indiana but directing it to Fla. attorneys. If this is an Indiana matter, you must direct your inquiry to Indiana attorneys. If it's a Fla. matter, more facts would be needed to evaluate this and determine what actions can or should be taken. Of... View More

Depends on whether your actions could be viewed as stealing your former employer's clients, which could give rise to a suit for tortious interference with contractual business relationships or advantageous business relationships. The absence of a non-compete clause may be irrelevant in that... View More

I agree with Mr. Thorgaard (in the event you are talking about you driving a car that is in your spouse's name or a car that is in your names jointly) - and owning prior to the marriage is irrelevant. The ownership that is relevant is who owns what at the time of the accident. If you are... View More

For this issue, you must consult a criminal defense attorney (either hired by you or court-appointed). Bail bondsmen have certain limited powers to detain a defendant who has failed to appear in court while on bond. Whether the one in your situation went beyond their legal powers is a question... View More

So sorry to hear about your daughter. Since this happened in North Carolina, you must search for an attorney in that state. Look for attorneys handling civil rights. Options: (A) Click on the Justia find-a-lawyer tab up top; (B) Search the National Lawyers Guild site at... View More

The first issue is whether the change caused you, or will cause you, to flunk. If you pass, I think your question is purely academic and not fodder for a legal action (that is, forcing you to study a bit harder won't cut it). If you flunk, however, you would have "legal standing"... View More

Not sure from your inquiry if your prior criminal case was expunged, which is far different than a dismissal or a withhold of adjudication. If expunged (and the expungement process is totally complete), and that is the only charge in your life, then you can deny having any prior charge because... View More

More facts are needed in order to answer your question. A fraud analysis is a very fact-dependent inquiry, as specific intent must be evident. Also, you did not ask what should be done if there does happen to be fraud, so it is unclear what your goal is here.

I agree with Mr. Mayoral regarding the type of attorney you need. Do you have a doctor's diagnosis regarding damage resulting from use of the product? That is required for you to have a potential claim.

Morally, yes they should. Legally, there currently is no requirement to do so. Transit workers unions have been asking Congress to pass a Federal law requiring such hazard pay - see: https://www.atu.org/media/releases/the-atu-and-twu-to-congress-hero-transit-workers-deserve-hazard-pay... View More

If your retainer contract with your lawyer has the standard lien language and you fire him, he can then file a notice of lien in your case, and upon any recovery, his fees would likely be based on the amount of work he put in compared to the amount of work a subsequent lawyer would put it to... View More

Simply turn the law firm's letter over to your insurance company and confirm they will respond to the law firm. If you are covered as you say, the insurance company will assign a claims adjuster to deal with the other driver's claim, and if necessary, retain an attorney to represent you... View More

Sorry to hear about your ordeal. I assume you mean that you not only want to cancel the loan, you want to cancel the entire purchase transaction and return the car, as if the transaction never happened. Unfortunately, there is no way to do that unless there is some illegality - for example, if... View More

I just googled "Independent Life" and found that there used to be an "Independent Life and Accident Insurance Company" that was taken over by American General Life And Accident Insurance Company, and that there is an "Independent Life Insurance Company" that is a... View More

If you wish to keep your job, the answer is yes - unless you have a medical disability that a medical professional has diagnosed as a type of disability that would put you in danger if you are administered a Covid vaccine (which would put the matter under the Americans with Disabilities Act), or... View More

Of course they can call - it's their premises. The issue then becomes what rights the police do and do not have if they wish to check it out. Does the hotel have a rule prohibiting firearms? If so, the hotel may prohibit you from occupying, the same as if you violated some other rule, like... View More

It's hard to tell from your brief description what your legal issue is. The word "abused" does not indicate which rights you believe were violated. (For example, the right to be free from false arrest or police excessive force, the right to freedom of speech, the right to be... View More

No, unless you have a written agreement specifying that. Tell them that if the warranty is not honored, you will need to get your lawyer involved. They may say, "go ahead". Then schedule a consultation.

A judgment against you personally is not, in itself, a judgment against a corporate/llc entity in which you have an interest. The potential problem for you, though, is the Florida Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act, which I'm guessing is the reason for the underwriter's concern. If you... View More

The repair shop most likely has liability insurance. Request their insurance company information to set up an insurance claim. If insured, that will likely resolve your issue, but if they don't offer enough money to settle it, you may sue the repair business, and their insurance will cover... View More