Two Simple Questions? 1: Was this a staged accident, if so, by whom? 2: What was the settlement?
I would contact counsel and take it from there.
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I would contact counsel and take it from there.
If the local cops won't help, try the state cops.
I think I answered a version of this question in the past on this site. I suggest you seek counsel. There are too many variables here to answer...
No. But you really don't need one unless someone is objecting to it. And even in that case, you are not allowed to have one appointed and paid by...
No, you cannot. In a voluntary case, you are the one seeking the court's help and so the court does not allow you to obtain one.
Call the court and ask if there is a hearing on the date indicated in the message.
Not sure. Check online to see if there are any pending class action product liability suits about this product. Otherwise, I would say that too...
I really don't know what to say here. It seems like a rather bizarre set of offers. But I don't see how the offers are unlawful.
I second what Atty. Equi wrote. We've done several cases with ABLE accounts ad they are tricky things. Too many questions first, before I could...
Magistrates are also afforded absolute immunity from suit for their actions in their official capacities, I believe.