If I tell someone I have "no intention to sue" in a letter, am I bound by it?
The letter as you describe it to be will not legally prevent you from bringing a claim. Depending on what else is said in the letter, the worst...
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The letter as you describe it to be will not legally prevent you from bringing a claim. Depending on what else is said in the letter, the worst...
Mr. Brophy's response is right on point; you can't sue in your situation. If you are involved in an Article 81 proceeding then the issue before...
Because the concept of "Election of Remedies" is very broad, and complex in some instances depending on the choices that have to be made, you are...
Your question can not be answered with specificity because the facts and circumstances in each case will determine if, and when, an expert should...
In general, appropriate instructions or warnings should be given with regard to any medication. However, there is much necessary information...
It will be assumed that you were using your parent's car. If so, you will still be covered under your parent's policy even though you did not have...
There are some important facts that you omit to give you any kind of informative answer. Technically, if the statement that you have herpes is...
Although the other dog's owner was not present the dog was technically restrained. The end result is that particularly with it being an unknown...
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Both will be considered "employees" of the bar under this fact pattern, notwithstanding that the friend was just helping out and not getting paid.
In the first instance, whether the orthopedist followed accepted standards of care in the treatment of the hematoma (including the waiting period)...