What is the statute of limitation on filing legal malpractice claim in Massachusetts

Also, look at your representation agreement win the lawyer. It may be deemed a contract. Breach of contract is subject to a statute of...

Can my former employer still sue me for embezzlement if he signed a settlement agreement which I fully honored?

It will depend on the language of the settlement agreement. Most settlement agreements contain a "release" section. The release is either general...

What is the normal per hour fee that lawyers charge, when defending a defendant?

It depends on the defendant, the lawyer, the subject matter of the dispute, and whether the lawyer is a sole practitioner or with a law firm. ...

Motion for Summary Judgment. Voluntary dismissal first time. Denied without prejudice second time,recently. Both in FL.

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Verified complain: Attorney lied in ex-parte motion for trustee process attachment

Judges have inherent authority to sanction parties and attorneys for engaging in conduct that may amount to civil or criminal contempt, including...

Verified complain: Attorney lied in ex-parte motion for trustee process attachment

Judges have inherent authority to sanction parties and attorneys for engaging in conduct that may amount to civil or criminal contempt, including...

Can I challenge the District Court's Territorial Jurisdiction 1 year Post Judgment?

The first answer you were provided sounds very much correct, particularly if your only basis to get relief from judgment is that the case was heard...

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What is the uniform probate code in ma

To Uniform Probate Code deals with the law concerning the affairs of decedents and missing persons. It would not apply to a custody dispute. If...

Are there any rules that address the issue of 'video depositions' in AL

Yes. Look at Civil Rule 30 (http://judicial.alabama.gov/library/rules/cv30.pdf)

On a final judgment recorded with the court

You'll most likely find relief through Massachusetts Rule of Civil Procedure 60(b) and filing a motion. I've pasted the language of the rule...

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