I served the local city police here a notice of claim and I need help on the next step.

On the point raised by the prior attorney, generally, the proper place to file a Notice of Claim is with the city attorney (generally called the...

Would this verbal agreement stand in court in NY and NJ?

Sounds like you have an enforceable agreement. Even though you live in NJ, as he lives in and would be a defendant in NY, you would want a NY...

Can I sue my husbands ex girlfriend for accusing me of being dangerous for her daughter?

What do you mean by send you to a "precinct again?" A slander (oral defamation) requires proof of monetary damage, which it appears you have not...

Verified answer served but not filed---what's my remedy? New York Supreme, Suffolk County

Be practical and ask defendant or his/her/its attorney to stipulate (agree) to allow you to file an Amended Complaint.

When I walk past my neighbor's house a combination spotlight/camera switches on and follows me...is that legal?

I agree with the prior attorney's answer. Just by the fact that your neighbor is watching (and recording?) what you are doing on a public street...

Employee Confidentiality fraud agreements in NY, are they legal?

I agree with a prior attorneys' answer that it is common for an employer to ask an employee or prospective employee to sign a confidentiality...

In addition to the prior attorney's answer, with which I agree, a mismatch between the birth date on the marriage license and other records will...

Can a student record a teacher voicein the classroom

There is no legal reason why not but as the prior attorney's answer pointed out, you should check around to see whether the school has a policy on...

Can someone who doesn't have a medical degree from the US give medical advice and charge fees?

Many fine licensed practitioners graduated from foreign medical schools but they have passed "board certification" in their specialty and therefore...

Defendant representing himself pro se-----or is he?

A attorney or a firm can represent a client, even if you were actually allowed by the court to call him/her as a witness at trial, so long as the...