It is hard to answer this question without knowing what type of case you have. Most lawyers practive in select fields and might be unaware of...

Most likely not. First, most NDAs say something like "...cannot discuss, disclose, reveal ... absent Court order" and there may be a court order...

There are two ways… do it yourself or hire a lawyer. Insurance companies love when you chooses the do it yourself route because they know they will...

You cannot sue for personal injuries without injury. In most instances the mere existence of hazards are merely CHANCES of being injured -- they...

I changed the practice area to Car Accidents, as your choice of Slip and Fall seems less appropriate. But there are circumstances where you might...

Probably not. This is assuming that you actually do have valid, non-expired insurance. Year to year, the policy numbers for many insurance...

The statue of limitations applies to the time to bring the case. Not the time of the evidence. So if the evidence is relevant to a case that was...

You’re absolutely right. There is a “threshold” that is required to be met in order to bring a lawsuit for personal injuries in the state of New...

Depending on the circumstances, probably. Take for example someone who was putting copies of copywritten material up for free download on a...

Possibly. There are three avenues of possible recovery. From the car that hit him if ever identified. From the instance policy of a family member...