What is violation of public policy in Virginia

Generally, if there is no written employment contract, employment is considered "at will," and employers have wide latitude in terms of terminating...

Hello. i was wondering , can someone sue you from somethig that happened two years ago in indiana,what is the staute of limitat

You will need to check the Indiana statutes- I don't practice in Indiana but it would be unusual for the statute of limitations for this to be less...

Do I have grounds for a lawsuit?

You need to talk to a CA lawyer. From what you write, it is possible you have other claims beyond the bad check, depending on how the relationship...

You will be fine, and you have the right instincts- call the clerk and explain, and they should let you file an amended complaint. I don't know...

What is step by step to sue in court?

The specific rules and steps vary from state to state and depend on the court- I don't practice in VA, so can't give that advice, but below are...

Can we sue a person who files charges against us

You should consult with someone who knows the laws in VA- in many states there are causes of action for abuse of process, but the bar is pretty...

Is a mentaly ill person a credible witness

I agree with the prior poster about competence to testify, but there is a difference between competence (will they be allowed to testify) and...

Can a landlord/leasing company require payment for a rug replacement without proof of the replacement?

Landlords can seek to hold tenants responsible for damage to the property, but they should have to prove the damage and the replacement. In my...

What do I do about a Judge that ruled against me improperly at a motion to compel attendance, produce documents and imposed sanc

I do not practice in your state, and therefore can't give you legal advice, but here are some general points to ponder: The "dance" of discovery...

The letter says "plantiff prays for judgement "inpersonam" against Mr ABC in the amount of $xxxxx.xx together with interest....

I don't practice in your jurisdiction, but in general "In personum" means against the person, as opposed to "in rem" which is against the thing. ...