I will a bit bolder than the previous responders and opine that you do not have a case to pursue against the municipality, at least a successful...

It is impossible to give you an answer, even a perfunctory one, as you are missing a few thousand details (admittedly an exaggeration). Not all ...

Attorney Smollens' discourse is spot-on. You will need to make an Order to Show Cause, or a motion seeking an order that (1) vacates the...

You can not sue because it was not an act committed to you and you have therefore not suffered any recognizable legal damages. Any suit by your...

Attorney LeGrande's advice is quite accurate. 99.9999 % of cases brought, or sought to be brought, as a matter of "principle", especially where as...

There are no "some ways" - just one way. You have to contact the appropriate governmental agency ( Medicare and Medicaid Liens are handled by...

There is no black and white, or concrete, rules of "settlement negotiations". Plaintiff's want as much as they can get and defendants and insurers...

Initially, it will be presumed that as an apartment building, each apartment has at a minimum a traditional buzzer/ringer doorbell in the vestibule...

In those States that have Worker Compensation Laws, Texas being one, employees are entitled to file a claim for WC benefits (medical bills paid and...

You did not "slip and fall" so I changed your category of inquiry to the broader "personal injury". Whether you can sue (successfully) is...