I can't give a good opinion without knowing all of the facts, but this should give you some direction so that you can find the answers you are seeking.

You should consult a lawyer to determine the best way to preserve your evidence. Of course, if you send it in, and they lose it, that... View More

These complex questions require a review of the facts before an applicable opinion can be rendered.

If you were struck by a car, the driver may be liable for your injuries. You should consult an attorney who can discuss all of the facts with you.

There are time limitations, so you... View More

These complex questions require a review of the facts before an applicable opinion can be rendered.

An owner of a dog is strictly liable for dog bites. An owner of property where the dog resides is liable under certain circumstances, largely related to his or her knowledge of such dogs... View More

I can't give a good opinion without knowing all of the facts, but this should give you some direction so that you can find the answers you are seeking.

The contracts should control the outcome of these issues, subject to ethics rules and the Business and Professions Code.... View More

Sorry this happened to you. This is probably long after the fact.

I can't give a good opinion without knowing all of the facts, but this should give you some direction so that you can find the answers you are seeking.

If the tow occurs before the "72-hour" law was... View More

I can't give a good opinion without knowing all of the facts, but this should give you some direction so that you can find the answers you are seeking.

Your doctor is required to dispense medication in accordance with the standard of care that governs his or her area of medical... View More

Generally, speaking, you can subpoena documents from a non-party whether or not all of the defendants have been served.

I can't give a good opinion without knowing all of the facts, but this should give you some direction so that you can find the answers you are seeking.

I don't know specifically what you read, but in addition to the requirements of the law schools, private places and public places have their own rules about the possession of guns and weapons.

If you or someone you know was cited for a violation, the citation should state the provision... View More

This certainly looks like a basis for a legal claim against the teacher's aid and the school or others could very likely be liable as well, depending upon the facts related to hiring and training and supervision of the teacher's aid.

You should post the state where this occurred... View More

It depends on your states as each stated has its own rules on the ability of a patron to waive a claim for negligence. You should post the state where this occurred so you can get focused advice.

If he is not a licensed attorney, he may not be subject to the actions of the State Bar, but may have committed a crime. The State Bar should be able to give you some direction. He is legally liable for damages caused by his misrepresentations, nonetheless. There are many facts that need to be... View More

The answer is "it depends." A lawful authorization or subpoena, used in accordance with a legally sound basis, usually subjects the records to disclosure. This is a complicated question, as the release of some records has more requirements than others.

An attorney should be able... View More

The contract between the parties should state the remedies and will, likely, be controlling. The remedies can be wide ranging, but speculating, without the contract, would not be advisable.

The Bankruptcy relationship, here, is unknown as well and not stated in the question.

It sounds like there may be recourse if the work that was done required permits and, also, there may be recourse against whoever installed the shower, if it was negligently installed.

How much is the damage; one issue may be it may cost more to pursue it, legally, that what may end up being... View More

Presumably, this is a question for an Illinois lawyer. If, per chance, the case is in California service has to be completed a certain number of days prior to the hearing of the motion, depending on the type of the motion. There are numerous issues related to amending complaints and how to go about... View More

The question may be whether the seller/broker/agent knew of the defect and disclosed the same in the Real Estate Transfer Disclosure Statement. The person who installed the subject drain may be responsible as well.

You should consult with Idaho and California Workers Compensation attorneys who would be best suited to answer this question. Try Google!

You should consult with a criminal defense attorney in your jurisdiction to get the best response to this question.

It is a statute, not a court decision.

The statute which you may be referring to may be CCP 583.310m, which states, "An action shall be brought to trial within five years after the action is commenced against the defendant."

Google that statute for more information.

Simple answer: "Yes."

This is a complicated case. If you have liability insurance, that may cover such an incident and you may have an obligation to report the claim. If the claim is covered, your insurance company may defend the claim and lawsuit, under the terms and conditions of the policy.