Respectfully, your post is confusing and doesn't make sense, as written. There are important facts or details missing. If you were sued civilly...

Generally, and with extremely rare exception, which your described situation does not fall into, statements made as par of, or in, litigation...

Technically, this is not a "slip and fall" accident, but a "trip and fall" accident, so I switched you over to "personal injury". Based on your...

Your actions are attributed to the owner of the business for who you work. That is the party that can bring suit against the non-paying customer. ...

TGIF and its employees did nothing wrong, based on your description, to be legally responsible for your injuries/damages. You don't even have a...

Your post is missing so much material and relevant information and details that it is impossible to give you the type of answer you hare looking...

Particularly as pertains to motor vehicles (setting aside "collector's cars whose value appreciates, unlike the average vehicle like yours or mine...

A personal injury lawsuit due to ingestion of "adulterated food, has two parts - the question of liability and the question of damages. Someone...

Your post is on the confusing side, since you talk about a different corporation and "owner" being listed on the Marhall's Notice of Levy, but also...

It is highly unlikely that you could bring a successful claim against Walmart. You would have to prove that the cart(s) winding up in the roadway...

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