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Defendant's lawyers are trying to provide extremely limited responses to interrogatories by every argument possible, to the point of making discovery moot!
answered on Sep 17, 2019
If you have a lawyer that is a question you should ask your lawyer. However, it is common for lawyers, especially those representing insurance companies to object to most every question asked. It is how many lawyers "litigate". Most jurisdictions require a good-faith conference before... View More
Ice pack product purchased. Applied per instructions was one for about 15 minutes. Suffered chemical burns and blistering as well as significant scarring. I'm assuming product was not sealed properly.
answered on Sep 17, 2019
You haven't asked a question. I assume the question is, do you have a viable case? In order to determine whether you have a viable case, you will need to speak to a qualified product liability lawyer in your area. However, any lawyer will want you to save the package, medically document the... View More
out side having a appetizer and a beer when a 35 lbs fan fell on the side on my head knoking me and my friend to the ground.i felt dizzie but not to bad.we left the next day I went to thehospital with a massive head ache.they did tests and said they didn't find anything.time went by and now I... View More
answered on Sep 17, 2019
I am sorry to hear about your injury. It does sound like you have a potentially viable claim against the owner of the property. A fan should not fall, typically without negligence of some kind. In fact, there is a legal doctrine called "Res Ipsa Loquitur", essentially means the thing... View More
My child was diagnosed with pneumonia 9/9/19. The prescription of Azithromycin was filled at a CVS pharmacy. I gave her a dose Monday and Tuesday. When I went to give her a dose today I noticed the expiration date was 5/19. I had been giving my 6 year old child an expired drug for 2 days. How... View More
answered on Sep 17, 2019
I agree with both of my colleagues answer. In order to establish a case for negligence against the vendor of an expired drug, you would have to be able to establish that there was a causal link between the medication and the harm caused to your child. Only a doctor can tell you if the pneumonia... View More
Can he arrest him while the ship is in international water? The ship is registered in Liberia.
answered on Aug 15, 2019
Not easily. thi8s is not a Maritme law issue and probably not one of criminal jurisdiction. What would the arresting officer do with the arrestee? Without at least the Ship's Captain and Chief Security Officer involved, the "arresting" officer could be liable for civil damages for... View More
They were rear ended by a commercial semi and signed for my daughter to be represented by an attorney. She was slightly injured. He will not give me any information and obviously as her mother this is something I should be involved in. How does this work in FL and What options do I have? Her... View More
answered on Aug 15, 2019
Yes, however the better question is do I have a right to claim damages suffered by your daughter. While you do also have rights, the ultimate issue will be who controls (supervises) the money until your daughter turns 18. If the case is not yet in suit, you can hire a lawyer to advise the... View More
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