Possibly both, but the damages per your post might not justify a malpractice lawsuit from an economic perspective.

If there is no will, inheritance follows the laws of intestacy, which generally favor you as the biological child over most if not all other...

Best to consult local personal injury counsel as you may have coverage under your own insurance if the at fault driver has no insurance coverage...

Allegations are not convictions, but should you have a legitimate basis to worry for your daughter's safety, that should be brought t the Court's...

You likely have no basis for a lawsuit without any injury. Your claim is limited to replacing the product.

One horrific day in the ER would generally not be worth initiating an expense medical malpractice lawsuit. If there are more consequential damages...

If you had indications to remove your gall bladder then it more likely than not was a medical emergency negating much of the protections of...

Generally you would make the claim against your mother and her insurance would defend and indemnify her. Get counsel involved without delay.

Per your post there are no damages, therefore no basis to sue for anything other than a replacement pizza.

Not an inexpensive endeavor and his poorly differentiated aggressive cancer may likely be unrelated to some of the earlier procedures. Use Avvo...