Absent any significant harm from not having your prescription renewed in a timely manner, there'd be no basis for bringing a malpractice lawsuit. ...

The statute of limitations on a legal malpractice action is three (3) years from the date of malpractice (or 3 years from the last date of...

Before you can file a lawsuit against the City of New York, you must first file a Notice of Claim within 90 days of the incident. Thereafter, a...

You could have a viable claim for breach of contract in which case your damages would potentially be limited to the cost of getting the tattoo...

Hire a traffic attorney who can handle it for you (and perhaps stop you from having to show up over and over again just to have the hearing...

Sorry to hear what happened to you. As my colleague correctly advised, whether you might have a viable lawsuit will depend on whether your attack...

Sorry to hear what you've been going through. In any personal injury lawsuit, you need to prove a causal connection between the negligence on the...

Sorry to hear what happened to you. To pursue a medical malpractice lawsuit, you need to demonstrate a departure from the standard of care and...

Sorry to hear what happened to you. Putting aside the venue's response to the incident, whether you have a viable negligence case will depend on...

The temporary (or even permanent) loss of some hair on your legs (which are presumably covered most of the time by pants) would not justify the...