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Doctors state "patient Off Meds Cymbalta P4E perceived stress scale Depression only symptoms NO Ortho" "Foot IV shared needle infection failed surgery and 2007 0 radiculopathy False" 1 Cancer Vertebrae truncated pedicle screw tracks L5 malignant tumor sacral chondromas L5... View More

answered on Dec 25, 2023
In general, it sounds like you have been through a lot medically and may have grounds to appeal previous disability claim decisions or file new claims. However, disability law and medical details can be quite complex. I would suggest consulting with a patient advocate or disability attorney who can... View More
Complaint and Summons that Plaintiff has to serve on Defendant will be downloadable from PACER?
Is it the same that conformed copy?

answered on Dec 24, 2023
In a federal case, once the complaint and summons are filed, they can indeed be accessed through PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records). PACER is a comprehensive source for federal court documents, including filed complaints and summons.
It's important to note that the... View More
I purchased Nature Made Magnesium 400mg Soft Gels on February 10, 2025. Inside the bottle, I found white-coated prescription pills of various shapes, sizes, and numbers. Mistaking them for a reformulated product, I took one pill and broke out in hives, which subsided after an hour with Benadryl.... View More

answered on Apr 7, 2025
You didn't mention the medical treatment you have received because of your concerns about the potential risks of having unknowingly ingested an unknown medication.
I had a total knee replacement surgery on February 26, 2024, which has resulted in several complications, including numbness, swelling, clicking, buckling, and burning sensations. I've undergone three aspirations and nerve condition tests. My gait is off, affecting my lower back, and I'm... View More

answered on Apr 2, 2025
It could be a malpractice or product defect case.
Consult with experienced malpractice attorneys right away as there are strict lawsuit filing deadlines.
In your case, a medical malpractice attorney will review your facts to determine if it is likely the doctor acted below the... View More
I discovered that Eagle torch lighters seem to malfunction, either failing to light or catching fire after a few uses. I've tested multiple lighters and found consistent issues with the hoses or spark mechanism. I haven't sustained injuries yet, but I'm concerned about safety and... View More

answered on Mar 24, 2025
Your concerns about the Eagle torch lighters are valid, and you should report this potentially dangerous product right away. You can file a complaint with the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) through their SaferProducts.gov website or hotline at 800-638-2772. In California, you should also... View More
On, 14 Nov 2024, security guard at a local Vons grocery store approached me from behind and forcefully snatched a hand held grocery cart, containing groceries I’d purchased, from my hand in the store parking lot. When I felt pressure on the cart, I gripped it tighter, so when he ripped it from my... View More

answered on Mar 14, 2025
Not sure what your question is? Why did they do this? Were they correct in stopping you?
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

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'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?

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

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
I would like to take possession of the vehicle.

answered on Jan 15, 2025
if those payments are not made, you have nothing to take possession of, the seller / lender will come get it and then auction it off and then sue YOU for the balance. So, go talk to your brother, get it paid up to date and sell it? But, do not leave him with it unpaid, it WILL be gonezo...
I put my mail on hold from my former address and when I did that it held everyone's mail from that address. When I picked up my mail the post office gave me everyone's mail from that address. I proceeded to take the mail to my car and got my mail out of all the mail. Then dropped off the... View More

answered on Jan 7, 2025
Your situation involves several important legal considerations regarding mail handling. The Postal Service made an error by giving you mail that wasn't yours, but once you realized this, you did the right thing by attempting to return it through proper channels.
The act of dropping... View More
They are trying to charge me with VC10855 embezzlement

answered on Dec 25, 2024
If someone stole a rental car that was in your name, you need to take immediate action to protect yourself. File a police report right away and contact the rental car company to report the theft. Make sure to document all communications and get copies of the reports.
Vehicle Code 10855 is a... View More
I signed up for a payment deferral in September that was set to begin in December (14th). I signed up for this deferral while I was awaiting a supervisor review of my account for customer service and payment issues. I was contacted in November about account delinquency when that should have not... View More

answered on Dec 14, 2024
Your situation with Hyundai Motor Finance sounds frustrating and potentially unlawful, especially given the signed deferral agreement and lack of proper notice before repossession.
You have several potential legal options to address this wrongful repossession. Consider filing a complaint... View More
if you are bilingual in Spanish that will help me more.

answered on Dec 11, 2024
You'll want to find a business litigation or commercial law attorney who handles contract disputes and warehouse liens in California. The California Commercial Code provides specific rights for warehouse operators dealing with unpaid storage fees.
For your situation in Rancho... View More
Our service with the USPS for the past 20 years has been great. We loved our carrier Ken. He retired 2 years ago and the new carrier delivered our mail and she was scared of our dog. She stopped delivering our mail. We drove the dog to Washington state to our daughter so as to fix the problem. This... View More

answered on Nov 22, 2024
First, you should file an official complaint with the USPS through their website (usps.com/help/contact-us.htm) and document all instances of mail non-delivery and returns, including dates, times, and any communication with postal staff. You'll also need to contact the USPS Consumer Advocate... View More
I was charged to my card twice the $24.95 I might add, went to the facility 4 times after midnite one time wearing a PF Staff shirt I bought at a yard sale! I received a call this past Friday afternoon from a Gal unknown number never gave me her last name telling me that she’s the regional... View More

answered on Nov 18, 2024
Based on your situation, there are several legal considerations to examine regarding your Planet Fitness membership termination.
The company has the right to refuse service and terminate memberships at their discretion, as this is typically outlined in their membership agreement. However,... View More
My car is now going to be totaled and I am now going to be forced to buy a new car I feel like the Parents should be liable for this extreme inconvenience.

answered on Nov 1, 2024
The answer is like most things at law = Maybe?
The good news is that your insurance company can handle and then if they choose to, they can sue the parents. Good luck with it.
I am under the age of 18.

answered on Oct 29, 2024
Yes, your parents can legally take away and change the password of a device you bought without your permission.
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