Can I keep my house and one investment house that I own if I filed chapter 7?

The answer to your concern about whether or not you can keep proprty in a chapter 7 bankruptcy depends on a full analysis of all property in which...

Falling asleep at the wheel could be categorized as negligence. Thank your lucky stars that no one was injured, yourself or others. It could...

Is there a statue of limitation on asking for money for damages?

Statutes of limitation impose a permanent termination of one's right to sue. I'm wondering if your issue relates more to an insurance company's...

What kind of information my sued Auto Insurance can get from my employer?

In a no fault claim for your lost wages, the insurer obtains at the very least a lost wage verification and potentially more employment records in...

Can causes of action overlap in a medical malpractice complaint?

Rules of pleading allow stating numerous causes of action even if contradictory. Civil litigation entails many rules which vary state-to-state and...

My ex's mother got into my medical records without my approval. What should I do?

There might be a state action for violation of privacy. Check it out with an attorney in your jurisdiction. It may also be appropriate for you to...

How do mental damages figure into a medical malpractice suit? Do mental damages count as pain and suffering?

Damages in any negligence case, medical malpractice, defective products or other flow from establishing liability. So the first step is to retain...

I slipped on two large puddles on Bart today, I have pics&witness. I need med services. I did a report. What do I do???

People who are injured receive treatment expeditiously. It's unclear here if an actual traumatic injury occurred. If so, then retain an...

Tort claim, Massachusetts Law

The question is relatively general so it is difficult to help you with a specific answer. Try AVVOs find a lawyer function or the Essex County Bar...

Should I Settle?

Deciding whether to settle your car accident case or move forward is a decision for only you and your attorney. Your attorney has all of the facts...