No injury = no lawsuit. As my colleague correctly advised, both tests carry the risk of an incorrect result, neither of which may be attributable...

You might have a difficult time establishing liability on the part of the NYPD / FDNY for not responding in a timely manner. Generally speaking,...

Although what the customer did might legally constitute an assault, absent an injury there'd be no reason to bring a lawsuit. No injury = no lawsuit.

If the sign is on someone else's property and it does not violate any local law or ordinance, there's probably nothing you can do about. You might...

Absent an injury there'd be no basis to bring a lawsuit. Report the incident to the manager and ask for a refund or a coupon towards a future...

I'm assuming by divot you mean a hole in the street. Although the City of New York is required to maintain its streets and sidewalks in a...

Report the matter to your parole officer - they might be able to fit you with a different bracelet if there's something wrong with the one you're...

There shouldn't be any problem provided you do, in fact, have insurance. If the insurance company is the same, you probably don't need to do...

As my colleague correctly advised, you cannot go after insurance that does not exist. Unless the other driver has assets, however, a lawsuit...

Property owners have a legal duty to maintain their properties in a reasonably safe condition and provide minimal security measures against...