Does business owe me anything for potential harm?

They should have not allowed a foreign object to wind up in the food. Having said that, there is nothing for you to do. There's no legal claim...

In a federal 1983 action after receiving a motion to dismiss the 1st amended complaint how long do i have to file a 2nd amend?

Did you oppose the motion;did you cross move for permission to file and serve a "2nd amended complaint"; did the court rule on either motion it...

If I file a complaint against a city employee that is dismissed w/prejudice can I sue them as an individual for same thing

If you suing the person in his capacity as a municipal employee, meaning something he did as part of his city job, "within the scope of his duties,...

From your account, this appears to be something that first occurred over 4 years ago and ended at least 4 years ago. In most States, a claim for...

You certainly are in a difficult situation. Short of the police "talking" to the neighbor's son and convincing him to divulge the identity of the...

Would this be medical malpractice? Please forgive the multiple entries...I didn't realize I was initially posting under DUI?

If the tests and doctors seen in 2015 were in NY, you better consult with a medical malpractice attorney in your area of NY immediately.

I was contacted by a lawyer asking me to verify a statement I was mentioned in?

Generally speaking, unless you are compelled to testify by a subpoena or court order, you are not obligated to answer any questions. Furthermore,...

If you know a person has herpes and he told you when he was your boyfriend. Now if you tell people can he sue you ?

Truth is a defense to a claim of defamation. But before you seek revenge against your ex by posting that information, for what ever the reason,...

I live in NY Suffolk county how long after can u sue a hospital??

NY's statute of limitations for a wrongful death action is two years, which runs from the date of death. The statute of limitations for a medical...

Can a NY Supreme Court Justice refuse to apply a law if a litigant convinces him it's unconstitutional?

A NY Supreme Court Justice can find that a particular statute might be "unconstitutional" but not likely in reality, thus the statute if applicable...