There is no time limit. There is no legal remedy.

His conduct is violating several rules of professional conduct. You may get some help with your situation if you contact the Board of Bar...

As the other attorney said, you do not need a lawyer to file suit. However, the situation you describe, anticipating a future shunning, is not a...

Like the first attorney wrote, your question is too vague for a meaningful answer. It is unlikely that you would be considered a third party...

In almost all circumstances you cannot sue your employer for workplace injuries. You should make a workerman's compensation claim. That is what...

You should talk to an attorney experienced in medical malpractice. He or she can get the medical records.

I have changed the practice area to criminal defense so that you might receive more relevant answers.

In Massachusetts it is almost impossible to get a continuance of a trial date when you are this close to trial. It would not be a good idea to...

Probably not, if you were terminated for violating a clearly defined and uniformly enforced policy of your employer. If the drug test gave a false...

You could also call the Essex County Bar Association. It likely has a lawyer referral service where lawyers are list according to their interests...