Why can someone find an attorney to sue Mcdonalds for napkin issues and hot coffee issues?
Your "question" in a sense is a rhetorical one because no one on AVVO has knowledge as to why you were declined representation by other attorneys. ...
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Personal injury Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, Discrimination
Your "question" in a sense is a rhetorical one because no one on AVVO has knowledge as to why you were declined representation by other attorneys. ...
The answer to your question is "yes", but to be successful you would have to prove that the "collapse" was actually caused by the way the bed was...
Where there are multiple "tenants in common" - people who have an ownership interest in a property, that can not agree as to the use, maintenance,...
Please accept my condolences for your loss. Unfortunately, Ohio having a 2 year statute of limitations for the bringing of a wronful death claim,...
Your question is unclear. What you describe happened does not necessarily constitute "new" evidence. Generally, anything stated by a witness on a...
Mr. Kopelson gives very sound advice. Consult with an "Elder Law" attorney a.s.a.p.
As a practical matter, you are describing a "war of words" - you say you didn't make those statements and she will say that you did. It is the...
Going solely from the version you present, there would seem to be a basis to pursue legal action. A property owner/possessor/operator generally...
The answer can be "yes" and it can be "no", depending on the facts and circumstances that are specifically in issue - which you do not describe. ...
Technically, you could probably sue for personal injury, but the reality is that it would be more time consuming and expensive to do so than you...