I like to get a LTC-A permit

Very tough in ma, even with only cwofs on your record. BUT depends on types of cases too. If you had a gun possession, you can forget LTC. You may...

The first response is stellar and the second is correct. I agree with both. You could always try small claims if its $7k or less...or send a 93A...

I am being sued in Connecticut because I closed a joint savings account over two years ago.

If you are being sued by the other account holder because you took out all the money and closed the account, then yes, you can be so sued....

If a car is totaled and the insurance company is giving you the total amount, how do you sign the title? in MA? Am I the selle

First, you are not generally required to sign over the car. The insurer may be able to make you do so, but you can ask the insurer if you can keep...

I AM TRYING TO COLLECT MONEY OWED TO ME FROM A BUSINESS NO LONGER ACTIVE.ACTUALLY THE LLC WAS DISSOLVED BY THE MA SOC .

The other 2 attorneys are essentially correct. One main purpose of setting up an LLC is to protect 'owners' from personal liability. BUT if the...

Can I be sued if a closed a joint savings account?

Yes you can be sued if the person who shared the account with you is sueing you because you closed the account and took all of the money.

What recourse does a MA citizen have when a Clerk Magistrate performs a due-process violation in a small claims case?

I recall seeing this post previously I believe - or one similar to it. What is the conduct you're complaining about? What exactly happened? It's...

This is likely a small claims case - which is less than $100 to file. Your damages are essentially what you paid for in addition to the original...

Hi I am making a DocuFilm and I need to use a news clip from 1981 in my film. Could I possibly use this under "Fair Use"?

You should contact an attorney for this type of issue, as it is a relatively technical area of law that requires more than a cursory review of a...

Can I sue the company that disclosed this information?

The prior attorney's short hypothetical is a good one. And he's right. It depends on the facts and the manner of disclosure. If it was personal...