Do morals, between right and wrong ever figure into a case?

Yes, they do. Especially when they have lost a cause they believe to be just, but the judge or jury did not agree.

Can I hire a lawyer? If so a lawyer that practices what law? Medical malpractice or animal law

I disagree with Mr. Fabiano. The damages at issue in such a case, being limited to the economic loss, will hardly make it worthwhile to hire...

I did not get employment due to New York CIty's negligence.

You can sue a ham sandwich for failure to contain mustard. Whether you can sue is not the question. The question is whether you have a cause upon...

The link below contains the text of the Florida Wrongful Death Act, which provides that an action for wrongful death shall be brought by the...

I would like to know if the father of an unborn child has any legal rights to be kept informed of the progress of the pregnancy.

As far as I know, under the 1973 United States Supreme Court decision of Roe v. Wade, the pregnant woman has the sole and absolute right to...

Do i file a civil lawsuit

The questions "which court has jurisdiction over the defendant?" and "which state's law applies to this transaction?" involves a detailed,...

My daughter ad I own a house together. How do we remove her name from the mortgage without full closing costs?

The way to get your daughter's name off the mortgage is for you to refinance. Look at it this way. The lender entered into an agreement with...

Being called racial slurs everyday by supervisor & coworkers and it's creating a hostile work environment. What to do?

Discrimination on the basis of race and national origin is unlawful under both state and federal law everywhere in the United States. Retaliation...

Under the Postal Reorganization Act, 39 U. S .C. § 101 et seq., the United States Postal Service is "an independent establishment of the executive...

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My Judge knowingly ruled against the children's best interest. Is he immune by the USC because this was a "judicial act"?

I assume by USC you mean "United States Constitution." Absolute judicial immunity is a doctrine which applies everywhere in the United States....