Is the parking garage at fault and can I sue them?

Reach out to an experienced NY personal injury attorney as well as your insurance carrier. Meet in a confidential office setting. Hopefully, you...

I was served for debt from my corp; Im certain Im not personally liable. Should I file motion to dismiss/order show cause?

This question was previously asked and answered. Again, you should meet in confidence with a New York business litigator about representing you....

When someone has filed chapter 11 and you are a personal creditor besides making my complaint is there anything to ensure ROI

You raise important questions. There is no way of knowing your best and most efficient path without evaluating the total picture--this chapter 11...

To file chapter 7 or not?

Meet with an experienced New York bankruptcy lawyer in confidence. Put everything on the table--your assets, liabilities, income and cash flow--and...

Is it legal to make a left turn over a double solid line pulling into a parking space on a 45 degree angle?

You are right to be concerned about this but backing up raises special duties to do so safely. I am reposting your question in the Car Accidents...

I need to make my father understand that i have a mental ill condition

There is more to your question than can be answered quickly in this business law forum. Review your business documents and speak with the lawyer...

Mr. Schwartz as unusual offers solid advice.You need to engage the services of experienced litigation or bankruptcy counsel to advise you. You...

Who much to file bankrupcy for credit card debt?

My colleagues are correct. Avvo does not work this way. You need to call or email attorneys and do your own independent investigation. I caution ...

How do I get reimbursement from my business partner

Business partners are a lot like married couples. You raise serious questions about business divorcer that are unfortunately fairly common among...

The federal rules of civil procedure are largely agnostic--this includes FRCP 56(c)(4)--and typically apply equally to both sides. "May" be ignored...