The statute of limitations to sue is three (3) years from the date of the accident so hopefully you are not too late. If you have time, more facts...

Assuming you are otherwise eligible, ten years after sentencing.

There is no set number. You can stop them by hiring an attorney to write the store or it’s attorney a letter directing them not to contact you.

The statute of limitations is expired but there might be a legal malpractice case against the attorney. More information is needed.

This may be a loss of sepulcher case, which I handle, but more facts are needed. Absent a writing, you and your brother had equal standing to...

This like boils down to whether the mall had notice of a recurring condition (case) versus general awareness of the condition (no case). It is a...

A State law allows the store to seek this civil demand, up to $500. I assume the letter came from Michael Ira Asen's office. I send him a letter...

Yes. The issue will be whether you suffered a “serious injury” as defined by the Insurance Law. Speak with a personal injury lawyer ASAP and make...

Many of us, myself included, handle criminal defense cases.

If you are no longer authorized to use the card, not only can you be sued, but you can be arrested for grand larceny, which is a felony.