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1 Answer | Asked in Personal Injury, Public Benefits and Gov & Administrative Law on
Q: I lost my front teeth in a slip & fall accident in a government building. I was given a claim form. How do I...

... pay for the dental repairs? I am in therapy now because of the lost teeth stigma.

Tim Akpinar
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answered on Dec 6, 2023

I'm sorry about your accident. I hope you're okay. It could depend on how the accident occurred, who would be liable, what the entity is and their policy is, whether you currently have coverage, and other factors. If you arranged a free initial consult with an attorney, they should be... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law, Civil Rights and Gov & Administrative Law for Washington on
Q: How much time do I have to file a Gross Miscarriage of Justice complaint

Thought that I was talking to a court appointed lawyer but was talking to the prosecutor

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answered on Dec 5, 2023

It's important to consult with a lawyer who has experience in criminal law and civil rights. They can provide guidance on the appropriate procedures, deadlines, and the strength of your complaint based on the details of your case.

Given the seriousness of the situation, where...
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1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law and Gov & Administrative Law for California on
Q: Is CJIS data for deceased persons, such as fingerprints protected by law from being released to family?

The family member is a retired custody commander of the arresting agency, seeking the fingerprints of a deceased family member who was held in the agency custody facility.

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answered on Dec 5, 2023

Under California law, the Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) data, which includes fingerprints, is generally protected and not released to the public, including family members. This protection applies even after the individual's death. The primary concern is to maintain the... View More

Q: Can EMTALA case be filed with Federal District Court in California?

Can EMTALA case be filed with Federal District Court in California?

Plaintiff has to do it. Original medical malpractice complaint was filed timely, but it is late to amend complaint with EMTALA claim. Emtala 2 year statute of limitations will expire soon.

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answered on Dec 5, 2023

Yes, an EMTALA case can be filed in a Federal District Court in California. EMTALA is a federal statute, and claims under it are typically handled by the federal courts. If you are considering filing an EMTALA claim and the two-year statute of limitations is approaching, it is crucial to act... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Gov & Administrative Law and Government Contracts for Arizona on
Q: I'm on social security and I took a part time job to make ends meet they took 343 out of my check and said they overpaid

Me 686 dollars and I have to pay that back is this fair for them to do that now I have no money to pay my bills and I'm going to be homeless and I lost my job because of worrying and I couldnt concentrate on my job

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law and Gov & Administrative Law for Ohio on
Q: What are the gun law requirements in Ohio when carrying in a vehicle for non CHL holders?
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answered on Dec 4, 2023

In Ohio, non-CHL holders can carry a loaded handgun in their vehicle but it must be unloaded and placed in a locked container or a compartment that is out of the immediate reach of the driver or any occupant of the vehicle.

Here are some additional details about Ohio's gun laws for...
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1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law and Gov & Administrative Law for California on
Q: I just got out of jail and my first name is misspelled wrong and how do I go about getting my ID or birth certificate
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answered on Dec 4, 2023

In California, if your first name is misspelled on your ID or birth certificate, you'll need to correct this through the appropriate government agencies. For your ID, you should contact the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). For your birth certificate, you'll need to reach out... View More

2 Answers | Asked in Gov & Administrative Law and Immigration Law for Tennessee on
Q: How can I found work visa jobs for the state of Tennessee. Or even apply ?
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answered on Dec 4, 2023

Finding work visa jobs in Tennessee involves a few key steps. First, it's important to identify employers in Tennessee who are open to hiring international workers. Websites like LinkedIn, Glassdoor, and Indeed can be useful for job searches, allowing you to filter job postings by location and... View More

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0 Answers | Asked in Domestic Violence, Environmental, Federal Crimes and Gov & Administrative Law for Texas on
Q: I HAVE A MILITARY VETERAN WHO HAS ME ENCAPSULATED INSIDER A BUBBLE BIODOME. IT'S LIKE A PRIVATE JURISDICTION INSIDE

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He is also impersonating my friend and saying that I raped her baby.

She does not have a baby.

I need you to... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Estate Planning and Gov & Administrative Law for California on
Q: I have an inherited shotgun in CA that is unregistered and not sure what to do?

I inherited this shotgun from my father 10 years ago and was told I didn’t need to do anything since it was inherited. I’ve learned it should have been registered within 30 days. What’s the best thing for me to do? Can I still register it? Do I dispose it?

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answered on Dec 3, 2023

In California, the law requires firearms inherited or received as part of an estate to be reported and registered within 30 days. Since you inherited the shotgun 10 years ago and did not register it within this timeframe, it's important to address this situation promptly to ensure compliance... View More

3 Answers | Asked in Gov & Administrative Law for California on
Q: Do you have to pay more than one fee to respond to the same complaint in CA? For a quash and then an answer?

I believe that there are at least two ways the person filing a complaint against me failed to follow procedure: sending the summons via certified mail herself to me out of state (instead of someone else sending it ) and filing the complaint with only one page, not even clarifying what I have... View More

Robert Kane
Robert Kane
answered on Dec 3, 2023

I haven't had to do this, but you won't pay two initial filing fees. The motion fee, however, would be separate.

Motion to Quash (cancel) Service of Summons:

This motion asks the court to say that the complaint was not served properly. Say why service was not right. Read...
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0 Answers | Asked in Gov & Administrative Law and Small Claims on
Q: HI I want to issue a legal letter to a airline such as JET blue for a claim, can I do this without their form?

I have this issue with many airlines how can I issue a legal letter they do not reveal? Do I have to use there contact forms for clients this can take weeks untill they even see this!!

Thanks

0 Answers | Asked in Criminal Law, Estate Planning, Personal Injury and Gov & Administrative Law for Illinois on
Q: Is it actionable for a trustee to withhold promised distributions unless a beneficiary stops exercising their rights?

Is it legal, ethical, or actionable for a trustee to withhold distributions that they previously promised to send for the beneficiary's health, education, maintenance, and support until the beneficiary sends all their family's receipts, bank, credit card, and student loan statements for... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Gov & Administrative Law for Florida on
Q: A person who bought my car won’t give me info to fill out legal documentation. What do I do?

I recently sold my car, but it was my first time selling one and I wasn’t aware I was supposed to fill out a special form to confirm it has been sold. I thought I just had to fill out the title for the next person and that’s what I did. I have reached out to the purchaser to get their info, but... View More

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answered on Dec 2, 2023

In a situation like yours, it's important to take prompt action to protect yourself. First, document all your attempts to contact the buyer, including dates and methods of communication. This record can be useful if legal action becomes necessary.

Next, you should notify your local...
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1 Answer | Asked in Gov & Administrative Law for Indiana on
Q: I purchased a vehicle through an auction with an abandonedvehicle titlepacket for IndianaBMVafter 3 attempts i need help

I have sent in my packet 3 times and every time they find a separate issue with my forms. They are now saying i need a form that requires the auctioneer along with tow company and my info and signatures to be re filled out. I don't have the contact info for these entities. Can I have a lawyer... View More

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answered on Dec 2, 2023

Dealing with title issues for a vehicle purchased at auction can be complex, but there are steps you can take to resolve this. First, try to obtain the contact information for the auctioneer and the tow company. This information might be available through the auction house or any documentation you... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Rights, Federal Crimes and Gov & Administrative Law for California on
Q: Do you guys in this website actually know how to help someone if they are a victim of this v2k or remote neural monitor?
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answered on Dec 2, 2023

If you believe you are a victim of V2K (Voice to Skull) or remote neural monitoring, it's crucial to approach this situation with care and prudence. These claims are often complex and challenging to address due to their nature and the lack of widely accepted scientific evidence supporting... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Constitutional Law and Gov & Administrative Law for Washington on
Q: Should a magistrate judge recognize another state's judgement on the same issues and law referenced is a federal one?
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answered on Dec 2, 2023

In addressing your question, it's important to consider the principles of Full Faith and Credit Clause under the U.S. Constitution. This clause generally requires that federal and state courts must recognize and respect the judgments rendered by courts in other states, provided those judgments... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Real Estate Law and Gov & Administrative Law for New York on
Q: Are there in laws that prohibit a Florida real estate developer from advertising our community in New York?

We sell vacation homes and have many clients from New York. We are thinking about participating in a property show but want to make sure its ok to advertise FL properties in New York. Our company is in Florida and so is the community that we would like to advertise. THANK YOU

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answered on Dec 1, 2023

A general concern for interstate property advertisements is whether you are in compliance with any federal/local fair housing and discrimination laws - which can vary by state and city. If you are working with a local broker your agreement should specify that they are taking on these compliance... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law, Gov & Administrative Law and Municipal Law for Ohio on
Q: Can two people legally fist fight if they both consent
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answered on Dec 2, 2023

In Ohio, as in many states, consenting to a physical fight does not necessarily make it legal. Even if both parties agree to a fist fight, it can still be considered a breach of the peace or a violation of public order laws.

The legal system generally discourages acts of violence,...
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