Only liable parties that I can see would be your coworker who disregarded management's explicit directions and the entity which recieved and...

Suing the police department for failing to generate a report is unlikely to be successful as the decision to generate a report is wholly within...

Communicate in writing demanding the information you need and hopefully someone from the firm will reply and provide an update. If the initial...

Generally contracts contain a merger clause which states that the contract cannot be modified orally and the only elements of the contract are...

Get all the relevant medical records and imaging studies to local malpractice counsel to review. Getting a second medical opinion may be helpful in...

You can always ask (but have no legal standing to sue), IMHO, to ask for the money back after sixteen years.

After three years from the incident the statute of limitations prevents you from initiating a lawsuit regardless of how much merit that lawsuit may...

You can not sue for damages that "could have" happened. As such the injuries you suffered are likely to be dwarfed by the expenses of a malpractice...

IMHO, Without demonstrable damages there are no injuries that you can prove resulted from the mistake they made, essentially making this a...

Without demonstrable damages hard to see the value of any action unless there is a discriminatory element involved. If that is the case seek out...