You should first contact your insurance broker if you used one to obtain your coverage. If not, you can contact the state insurance department and...

To vacate a judgment on consent, you would have to make motion to the court and provide extensive proof to support your position including a good...

Yes, you an definitely seek an extension of time. Here in New York, you would apply for a "Stay of Execution" of the Warrant of Eviction. There is...

It sounds like you and the other landlords may have viable claims for breach of contract. Here, the maximum allowable amount of damages is just...

While the other attorneys are generally correct, one piece of information that may necessitate a different answer. That is whether you live and/or...

Ms. Koslyn is correct, at least as her opinion would apply to New York. The proper term for use on appeal for the court that issued the order...

Generally, you can sue anyone, for anything at any time. The question is can you win and if you do can you recover enough money or other relief to...

Ms. Koslyn is absolutely correct. If the defect is just a typo and your name is just off by a letter or two it won't matter. If it's a completely...

Generally, statutes of limitations are hard deadlines that cannot be extended unless the plaintiff in the lawsuit is legally insane or suffers from...

While I can't comment about New Jersey practice specifically, in New York a party must show cause and obtain the court's permission before serving...