I'd like to know if we can sue United Airline.

You "can" sue anybody for anything; the question is whether the suit has merit. From what you wrote, it seems as if the crew had to cease...

Can a civil court officer come into my home and take my belongings to satisfy a judgement against me?

Yes, absolutely.

Is it illegal to use documents that were secured through discovery for any other means?

Generally not. The exception is when the court has entered a protective order prohibiting the use of certain designated documents (often tax...

Can employers require employees to eat nutritious food on the job or limit their unhealthy eating?

The general rule in Pennsylvania is at-will employment. This means that an employer can discipline or terminate an employee for any reason not...

Can I sue someone for reporting my theft to my work?

I am not sure whether you can get the furniture or the value of the furniture back. I would think that depends on whether you actually owned any...

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Can an order to show cause be directed towards the court?

No, I strongly doubt that you can file an order to show cause directed to the court. Litigants cannot really "order" a court to do anything. In...

Is destroying the puerto rican flag illegal in PA?

No, flag burning is clearly protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. If any charges like disorderly conduct arose from the flag...

Can aschool ask the full year tution fee if you try to withdraw the child from school?

The answer to this question depends on the agreement itself, which an attorney would need to read. There is nothing inherently wrong with an...

Your termination could be a form of illegal employment discrimination, particulary discrimination on the basis of a disability. I emphasize...

I have a question about where I work, is there any laws on someone being a bully at work. Someone who sets you up and talks

First, I need to know more about the bullying. If the bullying is on the basis of your age, gender, nationality, or another protected class, then...