Usually has to until the lien claims are straightened out. Why not ask them what has to be done so you get the picture.

sue them in small claims

Missouri Red Cross would be a good place to find out.

Look for a member of the Mo. Assn for Justice who handles employment cases--they give free consults.

When you friend first concealed the item in her purse, with "intent to deprive" the store of their merchandise, she committed a theft crime, specifically, larceny. Even though she changed her mind, and returned the item, the crime was committed, due to her intent.

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If you were injured (you mention going to the doctor four times) and you are contemplating a claim for your injuries and reimbursement of your medical expenses, consult with an attorney in your region who is experienced in these types of slip and fall cases. I am not in your jurisdiction, but you... View More

You have the right to represent yourself, but unless you comply with the local court rules, rules of civil procedure, and relevant statutes, you will quickly find the experience to be a frustrating one. It might cost you more in the long run not to have hired a good attorney at the outset.

If he knew the dog was there, a question of whether he assumed the risk. People can do anything. I suggest you notify your homeowners. Ask if they will pay his medical bills--that's what gets most people in this situation to call lawyers.

He wants the job he will be unlikely to sue you... View More

If a judgment has not been entered, the court will likely accept the late answer.

A default judgment is a written order. Hopefully one is forthcoming.

then your kid gets the shots normally. Talk to a vet about it.

You can try.

An issue may be that the intentional criminal act may be outside the scope of employment and therefore sovereign immunity is not waived.

However, there may be a claim of failure to train and supervise under state torts and federal civil rights

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Sorry that happened to you. Meet with a local civil rights attorney. There’s no way to give you a meaningful answer based on such a short question.

There is a good chance that the answer is yes. Submit a claim to your insurer.

MO Rev Stat § 273.036.

Owner liable, when--fine, amount.

273.036. 1. The owner or possessor of any dog that bites, without provocation, any person while such person is on public property, or... View More

You only "have a case" if you file one. Hopefully you are okay other than the little bit of medical bills for the X-ray. You can meet with a local personal injury attorney but unless your situation will entail more than one ER visit with and X-ray, expect to have a hard time finding an... View More

Get a consult from an attorney who handles medical issues in your town--they usually give free one. I don'tt see it but much would depend on how you fell.

Generally no, because there is no remedy for most breaches of confidentiality. Contact a member of the Mo. Assn for Justice as they give free consults.

If Illinois has jurisdiction on the divorce, then I would file in Illinois. Speak to an attorney in the county where your divorce was filed.

Could be anything from simple to aggravated assault or higher depending on the injuries and circumstances.

I'm assuming he was charged by the police. It is a mandatory reportable in that case, so I'd assume he reported it.

There is an outside possibility, in addition to the claim against his insurance, that there is a claim for crashworthiness depending on the circumstances. Contact a... View More