responsible for damages to the person that got bitten
answered on Feb 9, 2018
A person who enters into your home without permission is an intruder and liable for any damage or injury they cause or sustain. Only if they had permission would the home owner be liable.
I'm located in Omaha, Nebraska and work for the parent company of several cocktail bars. I was attending a staff party at an unassociated bar where I believe my boss (The company owner) accidentally roofied me. To cover it up I believe he took me to a dive bar while under the influence of the... View More 
answered on Oct 9, 2017
Contact a member of the Nebraska Assn for Justice who handles workers compensation and employment cases. You may have several potential claims depending on the laws of your state.
In-laws were rear-ended and car rolled while in Omaha, NE on Friday. MIL has fracture of vertbra. FIL sustained some injuries (including a tear in prostate) but was treated and released. Don't have many more details as we are in Texas and they are in Auburn, NE. Car is totaled.... View More
answered on Jul 18, 2017
You/they should contact a member of the Nebraska Assn for Justice in the county where the crash occurred--they give free consults.
answered on Jul 12, 2017
Not at this time. Any case would have to have been filed within the statute of limitations.
answered on Jul 6, 2017
Not unless he/she was careless in some way. They don't guarantee their horse.
They were both minors under the age of 13 at the time...the sister won't let it go is there anything that can be done to him
answered on Jul 6, 2017
If it was just that and that long ago...I don't see it happening. She may want to get some ptsd therapy to be able to see it more clearly.
I received a letter of notification from my former employer saying that one of their employees mistakenly sent out my personal information to some clients. The company further said in the latter that they investigated the incident and found out that the same employee has made the same mistake on... View More
answered on Dec 7, 2016
It may be possible to sue them IF you can show that as a result someone was able to use that information. You say you have "7 different reports I know nothing about." Any lawyer you talk to will want you to find out what they are. They may or may not have anything to do with this.... View More
Lived in house with mold and
answered on Dec 1, 2016
It varies from 1 to 4 years depending on type of case. Diagnosis made date usually irrelevant. Contact a member of the Nebraska Assn of Trial Attorneys--they give free consults.
I am now 22 and have found out that the lawyer is not really working my case and has lost 2 years of my file. I have never signed a agreement with the lawyer but she holds me responsible for certain costs not my mother. Can I change lawyer and not owe her 33 1/3 of a new lawyers settlement.
answered on Jun 22, 2016
When you say she's not working on it, have you sat down and looked at the file? I would contact a member of the Nebraska Trial Lawyers Assn--they give free consults.See what they say/advise.
answered on Jan 13, 2016
Stop trying to steal your child's money.
Please Take Notice: I am not your lawyer unless we enter into an engagement agreement in writing. This is only general information. It is NOT legal advice, and it may not work for your specific situation. It is impossible to evaluate a legal... View More
Doesn't live under his roof would he ever be liable or open to a civil suit in the event of a tragic accident she was in where someone wanted to sue
answered on Nov 13, 2015
He is an owner of the car, right? There is liability coverage, auto insurance, on the car and for your daughter, right?
Doesn't live under his roof would he ever be liable or open to a civil suit in the event of a tragic accident she was in where someone wanted to sue
answered on Nov 16, 2015
"Ever" and "never" are such categorically broad statements that lawyers avoid them :-) Best to have adequate insurance.
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No contact with attorneys on my case for over a year. Left several messages but no reply back.
What should I do
answered on May 11, 2015
You can keep calling until you are able to speak with him or her. Or, better yet, you can just present yourself at the office and I believe you will be successful. Has the lawyer ever sent you correspondence? Are you sure he was retained by you?
answered on Feb 22, 2012
The short answer: restitution, civil damages, and possibly benefits through the Nebraska's Crime Victim's Reparation Program. The particular benefits applicable to your case will depend on the facts involved in the assault and the injuries sustained.
answered on Jul 6, 2011
you need to consult with a lawyer in nebraska who does personal injury cases. walmart can be very difficult to deal with. there is a website dedicated to cases against walmart, the results and the treatment by walmart. you can google it and find it. mike polen and myself had a fairly recent jury... View More
answered on May 13, 2011
You have 30 days to file a responsive pleading: either an answer or a motion. After 30 days the plaintiff may move for default judgment.
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