NY small claims case based on breach of FL Real Estate contract, NY Defendant has filed motion to dismiss based on jurisdiction

The proper venue for a case is where the violations occurred. Does NY have any connection to the actions or property which you are suing over? Was...

Not a question that can be answered here. Is the estate a bag of 100 dollar bills totaling the full amount? Then less than if it is multiple...

I had a mammogram that was abnormal, the results were sent to my doctor and she has not advised me of the results.

The more important question is whether the very short delay caused you additional damage, and the answer likely is no.

Their negligence in not allowing you to remediate in the only possible way it can be done will likely be a defense to any expense beyond that which...

Is an appeal of summary judgment similar to the first round? In an appeal of SJ, does the judge see only the lawyers

You are paying for expertise and time. In the appellate court there might be more time of the attorney involved - including waiting for the panel...

Got a ticket and the officer wrote down a violation Disobeyed traffic control device., I am confused for how much penalty I

The officer was very kind to you, giving you a ticket with less points and less impact on insurance and license.

Is it illegal to have empty liquor containers in my dorm?

There is rarely a defiant answer, but often a definitive one, which gives the college the right to discipline you under a very broad umbrella.

Is there a new law that was put into place 11/1/15 for federal offenders involving 924c count?

"he signed a plea agreement" answers your questions. New laws do not change things that were completed before the new law took effect.

Mortgages

There is no rule prohibiting it and it is up to the lender. For example, if you are on unemployment and have a million dollars in assets, you...

Is there a new law that has passed recently or on 11/1/15 that involves 924c count?

Ask his lawyer. It would be very unwise for him not to have one on Federal and State charges.