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I bought a car through Facebook from someone who turned out not to be the real owner, as he had title jumped the vehicle. In writing, he promised a refund for any major mechanical issues, but now neither he nor the real owner wants the car back. The car has a slipping transmission, which... View More 
answered on Mar 14, 2025
You will not face any legal issues but you should probably hire a lawyer and sue both the seller and the owner for fraud.
I experienced significant harm due to side effects from a drug, even though the drug company provided sufficient warning labels or information about these side effects. Despite the warnings being adequate, can a drug company still be sued in this situation?
answered on Mar 18, 2025
A Massachusetts attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. This sounds like it could be a tough case. Reach out to law firms that handle pharmaceutical drug-based product liability cases. It would be fact-specific, based on the reasonableness of your actions, and the... View More
In 1995, I took Metabolife, which I recently learned might cause birth defects due to excessive Vitamin A. My daughter was born with a cleft lip, a skin disorder, epilepsy, and scoliosis, and I suspect these issues might be connected. I stopped taking it once I found out I was pregnant, but it had... View More
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answered on Mar 5, 2025
In California, product liability claims typically have a two-year statute of limitations, which would ordinarily be a significant hurdle for a case involving events from 1995. However, California does recognize the "discovery rule," which means the clock might only start when you... View More
I am one of three investors in a product that was developed by an inventor who promised us 5% of the invention and returns. Despite having a written agreement, we have not received any part of the promised returns or ownership. The product is now selling on the market. How can we take legal action... View More
answered on Mar 4, 2025
This should be a fairly straightforward breach of contract claim. Without seeing your contract and having more information it is difficult to determine what other claims you may have, but that is a start. In the law, words and agreements mean things, so please seek out a business lawyer to assist... View More
I recently purchased a used vehicle from a mechanic shop for $12,500. The seller mentioned it was in a "small" wreck but assured me it was fixed and "street legal." After encountering some issues, I had my certified mechanic inspect the car, and they found significant... View More
answered on Feb 28, 2025
You should begin by gathering all relevant documentation, including the bill of sale, any receipts, repair invoices, and the certified mechanic’s inspection report detailing the vehicle’s unsafe condition. Additionally, obtaining a Texas DMV vehicle history report is crucial to determine... View More
I'm trying to find out if my brother or sister-in-law received any compensation for an incident that happened around 30 years ago at a Thrifty store in Madera, California. At the time, I was about 13 years old and found a piece of glass in my chocolate chip ice cream, which resulted in a... View More
answered on Mar 7, 2025
Anythinng IN THE COURTS would be under a minor's compromise. You can look up court cases under your name? Anything NOT in the courts will be almost surely an amount not worth the time/effort. What did your brother and/or his wife say about it?
I developed chronic kidney disease in 2022 after years of taking Omeprazole and Pantoprazole. I believe my condition is an adverse reaction to these medications. My condition is documented in my medical records, which I can provide. I am currently seeking legal advice and representation for this... View More
answered on Mar 11, 2025
A Colorado attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. I'm sorry for your ordeal. It may be difficult for attorneys to connect you with law firms, as you request in your post. The format here is limited to quick Q & A. You'll need to reach out to... View More
I am a 56-year-old female on SSD and I am filing for bankruptcy due to gambling-induced financial losses. I was prescribed Ropinrole, which led to compulsive gambling behavior that ceased once I stopped taking the medication. My bankruptcy trustee suggested suing the drug manufacturer as I've... View More
answered on Feb 19, 2025
Research the prior suits. Find an attorney in Florida who has litigated these type matters before and has experience in bringing these type cases.
I was involved in a wreck while driving my 2022 Subaru Ascent Onyx Edition. During the accident, the airbags didn't deploy, and the seatbelts failed to lock. I've contacted the manufacturer, and they advised me to inform my insurance company. I would like to know what steps I should take... View More
answered on Feb 18, 2025
If you were injured, you can file a products liability case, more specifically a “crashworthiness” case against the manufacturer together with a personal injury motor vehicle accident (MVA) case against any other at fault driver. The trier of fact will apportion responsibility for your bodily... View More
I had the Watchman procedure on 04/10/2022 at the Baptist Hospital in Jackson, MS, and it was not successful as the device migrated. My doctor considered its removal but decided to wait six weeks to check it again. It hadn’t migrated further, but I remain concerned and cautious, especially with... View More
answered on Mar 13, 2025
A Mississippi attorney could answer best, but your question remains open for a month. The name does come up in searches, but you would need to research more closely if the context is related to recalls, litigation, or other. Check online, and look into whether product liability law firms handling... View More
I purchased a medical-grade device from a business that did not verify whether I have the proper license to use it. The company claims you don't need a license to own it, but industry standards and my research indicate that a license is required for business use. They provided minimal... View More
answered on Feb 14, 2025
If you can establish they were prohibited by law from selling it to you perhaps you have an argument. Admitting you have been using it illegally is a problem that would likely have consequences. For you to be absolved of any responsibility for not knowing you had to be licensed seems very unlikely.... View More
I received a covid inject on 09-26-2004, afterwards i began to fill pain and tingling in my right arm. After that i ended up in the emergency room twice. Then i was call in to the Joliet clinic and found out that my arm was infected and feverish. I was given antibiotics for it and sent home with... View More
answered on Feb 11, 2025
Technically, YES, but for all practical purposes, NO. Before you can sue, you must submit a Standard Form 95 to the VA, stating:
The negligence that occurred
The damages suffered
The amount of compensation sought
The evidence supporting your claim (medical records,... View More
Olshan foundation repaired my foundation in 2023,but the cracks started appearing again.I called then and they wanted me to spend another 10 thousand dollar to lift the front,I was doubtful,so I got opinion from 3 other companies and all of them said that the front needs no repairs,just the... View More
answered on Feb 8, 2025
The small amount of money involved makes this a great case for JP court.
Hire another company to make the repairs, then sue Olshan for how much those repairs cost in JP court.
Save thousands of dollars by not needing an attorney.
answered on Feb 22, 2025
I am sorry to hear about your situation. There doesn't appear to be any question for anyone to answer. However, taking the assumption is do you have any recourse, the short answer is probably not because 1) there would be no federal action since MJ is still federally not legal, and 2) when... View More
answered on Feb 9, 2025
An Arizona attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. In most cases, the short answer is "yes." In some cases, the insurance carrier could be delighted at a claim being dropped. If it's a claim that resulted in investigation by their SIU, it could be up to them. Good luck
Mother in law sister had her move in the house while the house was under probate when it got out of probate her sister kicked her out and sold house but did not split the sale with my mother in law. Also mother in law is on disabilty for haveing a problem with understaing and a other problems. Her... View More
answered on Feb 22, 2025
A Michigan attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for almost a month. I think your question may have gone overlooked in your chosen categories (Product Liability, Family Law, etc.) You mention probate, house sales, etc. Some questions do remain unanswered on this forum (and... View More
My son is supposed to have guanfacine (non stimulant) at school, the nurse gave him someone else's medicine which was Ritalin 10mg (stimulant and a controlled substance) instead. Thankfully he was okay and only had a minor stomach ache. I talked to the principal and he was very dismissive... View More
answered on Jan 30, 2025
Let me start off by saying, "mistakes happen". And when there is no damage it is best to take the high road. The nurse is not perfect, none of us are. So ask yourself, who would you report it to, and what action might they be able to take? Then ask, why? The nurse has been a nurse for 25... View More
I was involved in an accident last year and I was not at fault. I have a police report and have notified the other party's insurance however they have not been helpful. I have called and left multiple messages but it's almost a year and I have not received no call in return. Since the... View More
answered on Jan 26, 2025
The insurance company for the other driver owes you nothing until you get a judgment against its insured. If your car was damaged, get estimates for repair and for rental car during the period of repair. You can also contact a car appraiser to get an estimate of the diminution in value to the the... View More
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answered on Jan 26, 2025
If your ex has thrown you out, refused to return your belongings, and sold your items, you have legal options to address the situation. First, document everything. Make a detailed list of the items they kept or sold, any communication between you about the belongings, and any witnesses who can... View More
She told me to try them for a while to adjust. That didn't work. Then she kept stringing me along for 8 months. She took them back finally and then said that the lab made an error. Then said that the lab didn't make an error. At that point I went to another doctor and had an exam and had... View More
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answered on Jan 22, 2025
You have multiple valid grounds for seeking a refund, given the concerning pattern of behavior and substandard care you've received. The mobile locations without proper equipment, incorrect medical claims about glaucoma, and failure to properly address your vision issues all point to... View More
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