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Let's say an ex had a cop gave you a no contact warning. You want to open up publicly about her verbal and emotional abuse. Can you legally do that if you don't use it to contact them or list any names?
I'll tell you about myself. I'm Heather, I am 36 years old, and I have full mouth dentures. I was supposed to be getting the implant kind with the 4 implants or whatever, the dental office I went to told me I was getting that kind and we looked at them and ordered the ones I liked, then I... View More
Theres a Clinic, the Dr listed on the paperwork does not actually practice in that clinic or near the clinic. Does not even reside within 100miles of this clinic. From what i have read, this is wrong and against Texas Medical Board rules. Is this correct?
answered on Jan 21, 2025
Yes, in Texas, nurse practitioners can see and treat patients without a doctor being physically present, and can prescribed many medications under delegated authority from a supervising doctor. There are requirements about review patient charts with the supervising doctor and, for certain... View More
answered on Jan 21, 2025
Finding the right legal defense attorney and insurance coverage for your family is an important step in protecting your rights and well-being. Here are some trusted resources available in Sacramento to help you.
For legal representation, you can contact the Sacramento County Bar... View More
sick, I as a kid who grew up protecting my sisters, is the worst thing to be said about me period. She had gone above and beyond to tell all my family and post on facebook. Ive been threatened and had been physically attacked due to this crazy meth induced claim. I found myself surrounded without... View More
From the time and amount has been agreed upon is there a hard rule on how much time the defendant has to present the release form to the winning party?
I was rear-ended while driving, and my former attorney represented both me (the driver) and a passenger. I repeatedly raised concerns about the passenger’s fraudulent claims, but my attorney ignored them and continued representing her, creating a significant conflict of interest and a breakdown... View More
Its been a week since my birthday and i cannot get any info about from the person who set it up. There is no lawyer info i can find to contact the attorney who handled it.
Did cpr for 22 min waiting on emt then ambulance quit running in my driveway with husband inside
answered on Jan 20, 2025
You can use the California Judicial Counsel Forms for a personal injury with proper language added. The reference librarians at the local law library may help point you to the right resources.
Loss of eye sight no accident report filled out
Warrant wasn't issued until 3 months after incident was reported and officer was asked to provide verified video surveillance to prove allegations true but refused until after I requested a jury trial from the judge on the Magistrates Court hearing. Judge immediately informed officer that he... View More
Why would Dentist boards findings after I filed a complaint and they took action against dentist, not be allowed as evidence in personal injury trial
In the state of fla. FSP-stark fla
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT I CAN DO TO PERSUE LEGAL ACTION AND IF THERE ARE ANY LEGAL AIDE OFFICES THAT WOULD ASSIST WITH THIS KIND OF CASE
answered on Jan 20, 2025
You may have a case. Consult with experienced attorneys.
Note, when suing a governmental agency in California, there is a 6 month notice requirement.
Intentional hit-and-run and police obstructed justice preventing investigation/arrest by filing it as a traffic collision, and withheld the report until criminal statute expired effectively protecting them from any accountability. My complaint to the department of police accountability got me... View More
answered on Jan 20, 2025
Yes, you can potentially pursue legal action against the police department through a civil rights lawsuit under Section 1983 for violating your constitutional rights. This could address both the obstruction of justice regarding the hit-and-run investigation and the retaliatory arrest.
You... View More
My statutes of limitations ends on January 23rd. It's my understanding that I have to notify them of my intention to sue them. How do I do this to satisfy the court and can I do it myself? Then can you inform the documents that need to be filed. I am suing for being wrongfully arrested.... View More
answered on Jan 20, 2025
For a civil lawsuit of this magnitude in California, you'll need to file specific documents with the Superior Court in the county where the incident occurred. First, you must serve the defendant with a written notice of your intention to sue - this can be done through certified mail with... View More
Facility hosting event is a Moose Lodge. Is it possible state &/or local laws in Town of Huntington/Suffolk County may also extend legal responsibility to 'volunteer' planners of reunion event who rented Moose lodge (where alcoholic beverages will be served as part of the fee to... View More
answered on Jan 18, 2025
Maybe. It depends on how long the drunk person was there, and whether he had previously displayed any danger to third parties, like yourself. Not every drunk person is likely to break your arm. Other factors may be important as well.
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